connections for a changing world, online and off…
I was checking a link and came across this post from 2006. Learning, Capturing and Sharing Conference Artifacts . 10 years later, the tools have changed, but the practices for sharing out from F2F events are pretty much the same. I’m not quite sure what to make of that!
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How timely Nancy, I was looking for resources on graphic facilitation. I feel this is my thing, as frustrated painter turned scientist. My area of research now is adaptive governance, mixing scenarios and visioning, and always wanted to bring the arts to my ‘practice’. Cheers!
Sandra, first, great to “hear” from you. And second, I think artist and scientist go together VERY welL!!!