Graphic Facilitation
Graphic facilitation is the practice of capturing a group's conversation in real time using drawings, symbols, text, and visual structures on a large shared surface. As the group talks, a graphic facilitator listens, synthesises, and translates what's being said into a visual map that everyone can see.
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What You'll Achieve with the Graphic Facilitation Workshop
Real outcomes that transform your team
Enhanced group understanding of complex topics.
Improved engagement and participation from all team members.
Creation of a lasting visual artifact for future reference.
When to Use the Graphic Facilitation Workshop
Perfect for these situations and team challenges
During a strategy session to visualize connections between multiple ideas.
In complex discussions to maintain clarity and track earlier points.
How the Graphic Facilitation Workshop Works
A step-by-step breakdown of the workshop process
1Setup
Prepare the visual wall before participants arrive, ensuring everything is secure and ready for capturing the conversation.
2Step 1: Set the Context
Introduce the visual wall to the group, explaining its purpose and how participants can interact with it throughout the session.
3Step 2: Listen and Capture
As the discussion unfolds, actively listen and create a visual record of key ideas, themes, and connections using simple drawings and text.
4Step 3: Check In and Reflect
At natural transition points, pause to review the visual record with the group, allowing for corrections and additional insights to be captured.
Key Topics Covered in the Graphic Facilitation Workshop
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