Sketchnotes combine symbolic illustrations with text in a form of visual communication.
In this session we will explore how we can use them to communicate about neurodiversity.
You can learn the basic skills of sketchnoting using this pdf-tutorial:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JbYyL61AiEqhf-N2SkNtxCbE8vdgWkL5/view?usp=sharing
Once you get the basics, try to draw something related to neurodiversity:
* A poster on a neurodiversity topic
* A cartoon about an everyday life situation
* What I want people to know about me
* A chapter of a book about neurodiversity
* Takeaways of one of the neurodiversity space sessions
* ...
I am available for all your questions on Slack and Twitter.
- As part of this session people will create drawings about neurodiversity topics. These can (with permission) be shared and continue to inform the world about neurodiversity after the event.
- If people are interested we could create a lernos sketchnoting circle (https://cogneon.github.io/lernos-sketchnoting/en/0300_Introduction/), to continue sketchnoting after Mozfest
The materials can be used independent of the number of participants, how busy I will be depends on the number of questions asked and therefor indirectly on the number of participants. But I think it will be manageable to answer within a reasonable amount of time.
Sara Peeters is an autistic software developer who loves being creative. She likes to sew, cook or draw in her free time.