Master Graphic Facilitation: Draw for Trainings & Meetings (Udemy.com)

The first steps, and learn to draw was very engaging and fun. Many great icons to get started, and to gain confidence that indeed, I can draw! However, I found the course lacking in more detailed guidance about how to develop your own icons and style, and creating more complex visualizations. It was always just "now try it yourself" - it would have been good to get a better idea of what to look out for, to see some variations of the same icon to get an idea of the range of possibilities, etc. The question of layout and managing space in more complex visualizations was also sadly lacking.

The learn to draw part was good enough (although i think there are better ways) but the skills in practice part was pretty poor. did not learn anything there.

I've chosen the course to get a first idea of learning visual facilitation. For this, it was perfect. In the end I came out with quite a lot of icons I can use in my daily work as an innovation manager and a good starting point for developing my on visual library from scratch. I can recommend it!

I think that we have been introduced to drawing in an easy way, then how to adapt them to the different concepts of a teach activity, so little by little I have believed not only that I can draw but that I can also adapt them to my formations. Excellent work

This course is really amazing. In a really short time I learnt some basic graphical representation and after drawing dozens of those little, simple things I get much more confident in using it. The core idea of this course is to make a graphical representation of your idea. Although my pictures are far away from perfect, I learnt how to show my thoughts as well as how to create new objects. Definitely worth taking this course!!!

I loved the course. I got a lot out of it. I don't know how to continue to improve from here. I am glad the course exists. I just don't think they should advertise that they will give you personalized feedback. When I messaged the instructor, I did not receive feedback which is fine; it was just unexpected due to what I read.

I liked the course, it's especially good for beginners. I felt like it needed a bit more about how to actually layout a flipchart (other than the invisible lines) but it's a very informative and useful course. I believe I improved my graphic facilitation skills, which was what I expected!

The course has been quite interesting as it was covering facilitation processes from very theoretical to practical parts. I think the way instructors are approaching is very engaging, friendly and educational. I would like to thank trainers for giving me chance to challenge my drawing abilities.

Yeah, I've never drawed anything more than children-quality drawings, so this is working quite okay. It seem quite structured / thought through. Good to start working early. Perhaps the idea start, finalise and participate could be start, participate, finalise. as one thing leads to the other. I think you're doing good, it's interesting to see how you develop the course, its design. Still waiting to be accepted to the Facebook-group though.

The course was full of content and I think it has really changed my approach to the processes. At least I am sure that the prejudice that I had about my drawing abilities is already challenged. I will use the developed competence in my work practice and I am sure my educational activities will be way more interesting and engaging. I would like to thank instructors for their amazing job and for contributing to my professional development.