Monday, October 24, 2016

I live, I learn, I sketchnote.

Mindmap, daw? Pwes! (Burger & Meijers, 2012)
IHS is cute. They actually want us to learn.

What with these Waldorfian exercises fostering a progressive, experiential, active (and what-not) learning environment, quasi-Socratic & participatory (can get forced and awkward in an abridged program) lectures (multi-generational/ multi-cultural/ multi-disciplinary class, and even large-hall lecture, notwithstanding), the non-mentoring mentoring...

Getting us to be creative, even with our 'study' session 'minutes' reporting, ey...

Classic.  

Sketchnoting (mindmapping is one form) is something that I always encourage my architecture students, especially that they are supposed to be these protégés of a visual + technical profession (whose draftmanship are sadly in a decline) -- which I, myself, geek out at...

My wall of UT sketchnotes (coz I need constant reminder, that I did study...) -- my learning cramming technique, basically.
Because, sifting through academia-speak
And on that note, let me bring out some old doodles...

While waiting for my first draft (best practices documentation research) presentation to clients... (2016)
When you got no paper to doodle on... (2015)
Stuff I doodle on my tickler... (2015)

Also, I post some of my work here, coz...
#SketchingIsLife

* Burger, M. and Meijers, E., 2012. Form follows function? Linking morphological and functional polycentricity. Urban studies, 49(5), pp.1127-1149