Saturday, August 30, 2008

Simple graphics for classroom use

I like many other fellow trainers, have at some point of time believed, "I cant draw even if my life depended on it." As it turns out, the job demands that at on occasions I demonstrate my limited artistic ability when creating flipcharts, explaining concepts, etc. I usually end up drawing stick figures or extremely simple drawings when I do this and generally they turn out to be quite effective.


I spent some time this evening trying to create some simple pictures that trainers can use in class when the need comes by. You can see above the result of the exercise. This didnt take me much time and while I know that the above set doesnt represent a complete toolkit in anyway, I found that making this brought out the child in me. I hope even practicing such simple sketches will help some of my fellow trainers feel more competent when drawing to teach.

Disclaimer: I havent labelled the pictures in the belief that "a picture speaks a thousand words"; though this could be a result of my undeserved faith in my own artistic ability (or the lack of it).

2 comments:

marc said...

Some good stuff here - http://www.graphicsmadeeasy.co.uk/ on pictures to draw. A lot of hit and miss, but some good ideas for things to scribble on the whiteboard. Only problem is they only send out one picture a week...

Rixt said...

way to go Sumeet!Really like the output!

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