Digital Graphic Recording – ONLINE

You deserve better online meetings

We’re all in a new relationship with technology these days, and when it works – it brings us closer together. Graphic recording online can support your group’s engagement, amplify your message, and get everyone on the same page. It’s one more tool to help groups see what they mean – with live, online visuals.

Cut through the online noise with a unique, visual message

Virtual meetings and workshops have quickly become an important part of our everyday lives, but video calls can drain your team’s energy. Bring visuals – and joy! And organization! – into your virtual conversation to combat Zoom fatigue, increase memory retention, and share your work online with a visual recap.

Engage online with virtual graphic recording

Our team can create digital graphics with you, wherever you’re located. We listen deeply and bring our expertise to your meeting – you deserve a graphic recorder who understands your sector – so we can create one of a kind visuals online:

• Summaries and Teaching tools
• Mission / vision / values
• Patient journey mapping
• Retrospectives
• Co-created team timelines
• Strategic Planning
• Presentations
• Brainstorming
• Webinars
• Talking circles
• and more.

7 Ways Digital Graphic Recording Works

2 hour panel, with screensharing during the meeting (digitally)

This dynamic panel about the Arts included six speakers and plenary conversations. Outcome: summary of the high level discussion and it was shown during the session, using digital screensharing, to give participants a closeup and detailed look at the content.

 

90 minute panel during a webinar, drawn on paper and presented to the audience live

It can be really fun for participants to watch a graphic recorder create – and draw – live! When we work on paper during a zoom call, participants can ‘pin’ our video and add an engaging layer to their online experience. Then, at the end of the session, we can bring cameras up close and personal to the images to give participants a fantastic, visual tour.

Keynote and workshop – visuals to support the training 

This keynote and discussion connected people working to address and prevent gender based violence on post secondary campuses. The goal of this amazing keynote by Vikki Reynolds was to highlight collective care in the sector especially. Outcome: a visual reminder of all the ways we can care for each other, that also paired with a workbook that Vikki had created for the session. 

 

Workshop to build greater connection with participants

Outcome: Particularly in larger Zoom sessions where attendees can feel lost in a sea of faces, live visuals can capture participants’ attention and show them their voice is heard.

Visuals for the World Health Organization online curriculum 

Digital graphics are a game-changer for refining and summarizing curriculum online.  The brand new OpenWHO online training about the infodemic has reached over 10,000 new sign-ups in its first few months online and the Drawing Change team has worked on hundreds of images to make it engaging and accurate. 

Full day conference, visuals made as bite sized information 

A sharable visual makes a conference memorable long after the event. This conference for the Nuclear Waste Management Organization had live graphic recording in English and French, and we created mini images for a slide show during the day. Outcome: Digital graphic recording became a series of slides that made a big wow at the end of the day – it distilled key messages and highlighted themes to help support the next wise steps.

Keynotes are a chance for reflection 

Visuals organize complex information in a clear and concise way, which is exceptionally helpful for quick keynote speeches and dense conference talks. Outcome: invite your team to reflect on the most important takeaways from a talk with graphics like this.

 

2 hour online workshops, drawn live 

Live graphic recording during a webinar for Training for Change. Outcome: summary of participant discussion and webinar content. After the session, we circulated it to participants as a teaching tool for an immediate recap of the discussion.

Infodemic 2-day technical briefing for the World Health Organization

Sam continues to support the WHO with live visuals, this time summarizing 20+ presentations with paper, pens and paint. Visuals can be 100% analogue, if you love the contrast to our all-digital lives these days. Outcome: dozens of visuals were used immediately on twitter, plus will be published in a summary report to amplify the messages.

Whether it’s on the iPad for digital graphic recording or creating hand-drawn posters with classic paper and pens — Let’s collaborate so your online meetings have impact, and spark new ideas and conversations long after your Zoom call is done.