I’m getting excited about World Skecthnote Day, an annual celebration of sketchnoting started by Mike Rohde and Mauro Toselli (of the Sketchnote Army) back in 2016. As I started thinking about the impact that sketchenotes have had on me as a processor of information, I visited my Twitter feed to see the sketchnotes I had published.
This one caught my eye.
Another day, another #sketchnote — THANKS for the #inspiration @wterral & @WordWorld too! #edumommy pic.twitter.com/Bp7hexmGbI
— Cate Tolnai (@CateTolnai) January 26, 2017
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I hope that more educators get a chance to PLAY as they extend themselves to learn professionally. I have grown and flexed and flopped so many times as a sketchnoter, and each time I stand a little taller after. May you find a way to celebrate tomorrow, and find 5 minutes to let your students celebrate too!
This is number 9 of 365 posts to be included in my 2018 #TrickleChallenge. Follow the hashtag on Twitter to stay connected and follow the journey. Or, JOIN the journey by using the hashtag yourself!
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