bikablo® Basic Day 1 Training

bikablo® Basic Day 1 Training

Each year, more than a thousand participants worldwide attend bikablo® Basic Training: a method of using simple visuals to facilitate groups and conversations. In a small group of like-minded people, Jill Greenbaum will provide individualized feedback and support to address your unique learning needs. When appropriate, we divide the learning group into teams at different levels. You’ll come to the realization that, “I can visualize – and use it in my job tomorrow!”

This training is for you if...

• you are still convinced that you are not at all talented and still would like to learn how to visualize
• you have not yet participated in a visual facilitation training with us
• you have a little experience with visualization so far and are looking for an easy way to improve your charts with graphics, symbols, simple figures, and good handwriting to make them more clear, attractive, and lively

In this one day training, we focus on the basics of drawing and imagery in visual language: no matter your level of talent or skill, you will take your first visual steps up at the wall and learn how to use small details to make large spaces look clear, attractive, and lively. You'll be working both individually and in small groups.l will take plenty of time to answer your questions and guide you into the world of visual language with hints and techniques suited to figure individual progress.

Our areas of focus:

• Learn to hold the pen, draw clean lines, and structure your space on the flip chart
• Create graphics and text containers/geometric shapes, objects and symbols
• Discover the easy ways the bikablo® method provides to draw people, roles, groups, and situations
• Use simple and fast options to color elements and spaces to support the graphic structure
• Combine all the ingredients - graphics, writing, symbols, figures, and color - to create visual, translations of content and meaningful posters for different purposes.

Many participants experience a renewed flow of creativity. By working with images and symbols in a new way, they discover a fresh, intuitive approach to expressing ideas. This is not only fun but also valuable—creativity fosters problem-solving, innovative thinking, and finding new perspectives in teamwork.

Lunch: PACK A LUNCH! We're in a bit of a food desert.

Venue: Suite 850, 1753 Pinnacle Drive, McLean, VA.

about Jill Greenbaum
https://jillgreenbaum.com
Learning, change, and personal transformation are in everything I do. Over time, I have persistently discovered new ways of helping people be their best selves.

NOVA Scribes has entered into a partnership with the IFVP: the International Forum of Visual Practitioners! This workshop is an IFVP Learning Lab. All IFVP members have access to Learning Labs at https://ifvpforum.circle.so/c/learning-hub/