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Visual thinking / facilitation Visualisatie is een manier om grote hoeveelheden informatie/complexe situaties te representeren. We zijn gewoon om informatie als tekst weer te geven, plaatjes zijn veel krachtiger, mooier en creatiever... Maar ook makkelijker door de hersenen te interpreteren en op te slaan. Visualisatie heeft 2 aspecten. Met het(eind) beeld voor ogen neemt de motivatie toe ( Law of atraction) en wordt niet alleen de logische / linkerhersenhelft gebruikt maar oo de rechter empathische /creatieve kant. Visualisatie kan oa gebruikt worden in visual recording (het filmpje van motivatie van Dan Pink / RSAnimation was mijn eerste kennismaking). Via VR zie je het geheel en neem je 'het totaalplaatje' op ... Ik wil meer en meer visuele aspecten opnemen in de vorm van weergaves van situaties, streefsituaties, praatplaten, et cetera. Ik zal hiervoor beter moeten gaan tekenen (op m'n ipad) . In onderstaande staan ook hiervoor enkele links. David Sibbling Visual facilitation en Systemsthinking. Erg leuk materiaal. http://www.grove.com/site/index.html zie ook TED: http://www.grove.com/site/ir_vid.html iPad en visual facilitating / recording: http://ninmah.be/2010/08/02/ipad-visual-movie/ http://katiepiatt.blogspot.com/2011/02/visual-recording-on-ipad.html Gamestorming http://www.xplane.com/xblog/2011/01/18/the-official-gamestorming-video/ http://vimeo.com/18880751 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mrtu4MmthE Have fun en laat me weten of je ook interessante links tegen komt.

The soul never thinks without a picture Aristoles Visualise the efforts not the outcome Visualise in 3rd person Optimistic realistic (Optimize inspiration - Realistic problem-solving) Make a step-by-step plan (measurable, concrete, time-based) (investigate...), think trough to your goal Publicly declare your goal Track your progress in writing (track progress and effort) Reward yourself (when you take action to your goals)

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VisualThinking

What is visual thinking

Simple: It's thinking in pictures

Visual thinking allows us to solve complex problems, especially

once we know more about how visual thinking works ..

Tell me and I will forget; Show me and I remember; Involve me and I'll understand

using pictures to solve problems

ordenen van fragmentarische informatie

Why visual

Communicate compex ideas and conceptsVoorkomen informatie overlaad

We can associate visual images, their meaning in other contexts

Verhoogd begrip

Rechter hersenhelft

Creatiever

Effectiever

big picture Totaal plaatje, big picture

Wist u dat ...

The brain processes visual information 60.000 times faster than text

90% of information that comes in the brain is visual

40% of all nerve fibres connected to the brain are linked to the retina

Many great inventors (DaVinci, Einstein)used sketch-Noting to get

clarity on their ideas

Visual Thinking allows people to use other parts of their brains and

encourages out of the box thinking

It is Fun and Effective

Ons zicht 75% van het zintuigelijke verwerkingsvermogen gebruikt, 1/60

is voor het gehoor. een plaatje slaan we drie keer sneller op dn woorden

Verbanden

Een plaatje zegt meer dan 1000 woorden ...

Link / additional info

vizthink.com

http://blog.modelminds.nl/?p=5850

Visueel

werken

Visualisatie - metro

Checklist for thinking visually

6 steps visual thinking

VT and BA

Writing vs visual

10,5 commandments of visual thinking

4 C's of community

4M's

Metaphor

Model

Mindmap

Manifest

plan

improviseYou're here

Why?

attention

learn faster

own thinking

stories

How do elements relate to each other

Zien = begrijpen

Visueel

communiceren

file: i_visual Thinking.mmap

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Visual thinking / facilitation

Why visualisation: Info more tangible, concrete, actionable. Better understanding ==> decision, emotional ==> action ==> (business) results. Strategy (schematic, logical) - Head (cool) Decision - emotional Hart (warm) Practical/pragmatic - Action - Hands (ferm)

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Visual thinking 1-ASK WHY: Always be curious and questioning. 2-BE PLAYFUL: Don't be afraid to have fun. Even better, think like a kid. What would a child think if they were looking at what you were? 3-ASSOCIATE: Try to make connections with ideas, images, and the things around you. When solving problems look for random and unusual associations. 4-BE NAPOLEON: Or Shakespeare, Picasso, Eleanor Roosevelt, Mother Theresa, Bill Gates. Put yourself in the shoes of another and think about how they would approach your idea or problem. 5-LOOK FOR PATTERNS: Try to discern patterns in the world around you. Look for cycles, tendencies, behaviors and similiarities. Can they enhance your projects and ideas? 6-LOOK FOR SYNCHRONICITY: When you are focused on something, patterns and opportunities appear. Learn how to recognize this synchronous moments and take advantage of them. 7-TAKE RISKS: Emotional, Mental, Creative or Physical. If you are afraid to step out of your comfort zone you'll never experience extraordinary things. 8-ASK WHAT IF? Ask this question when you are stuck, when you are looking for new avenues of thought and when you want to really exercise creative muscle. Let yourself explore the answer, regardless of how silly or illogical it might seem. 9-DON'T STOP WITH ONE IDEA: The more ideas you have, the better your chances of finding a good one. Don't be afraid to keep asking questions. Look for alternatives. Never just settle for one answer. 10-LOSE THE EXCUSES: Nike really hit the jackpot with their slogan "Just Do It." Productivity and creativity live in a vicious cycle. One always begets the other but you have to start somewhere. Start with productivity and creativity will follow.

Links / achtergrond

Xplane

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Ideation - idea generation

Process of creating new ideas/models.

Between chaos and order.

Solution focused approach

Solution thinking

Zie mm Martin van Vuure

Thought cycle

Innovation

Development

Actualisation

Business Ideas

Explains the WHY

Keeps you GOING

Helps you DIFFERENTIATE

The aha! Moment

Starts with a BELIEF

Is fostered with the right HABIT

Is made better through support ECOSYSTEM

Gets assessed through RESEARCH

Matures as you ITERATE

Types

Copied

Adapted

Indigenous

Ideas can be devided in

Incremental

Improvements on established context

TrizKaizen

Substantial

New value on existing environment

DisruptiveCreation of "something" in a new context

Creative portfolio (balance of ...)

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Gebruik van metaforen, modellen en

eigen-wijsheden ....

Metafoor dynamiseren: gebruiken als instrument voor verandering.

Bewust gebruiken. Richten, feedback.

Wanneer metafoor gebruiken:

om het abstracte concreet te maken

het onbekende verduidelijken adhv iets bekends

ver bindend element bespreekbaar maken

mobiliseren energie

(gericht op kern kwaliteiten niet op valkuilen)

Metafoor als interventie:

verrassend, orgineel, beeldend

consistent & voldoende herkenbaar

positief en open geformuleerd

gedoseerd gebruiken

Tips

Nooit: uitleggen

In 3min vertellen

Vertellen in de metafoor, de organisatie NIET in het verhaal

betrekken.

Uitnodigen om te associëren, erover te praten, te fantaseren

Het (expliciet beoogd) effect (wat is je boodschap!) v.e. goede

metafoor = aanscherpend & bindend/samenhangend &

stimulerend (bewustwording & bedreiging). Genereert energie

Resultaat

Minder abstract geworden

steeds meer denkend in metaforen

leuk

actiever meer betrokken, minder

afstandelijk, dichter bij praktijk

Quotes

Delen in geuren en kleuren .......

The map is not the territory

Beter 10 brillen dan

Versimpelde weergave van de werkelijkheid

Gradatie

frameworks

standaarden

Best practice

zienswijze

templates

meningen

Waarom

inspirerend

oplossingen genererend

leren

leuk

verhelderend

complexiteit reductie

(Onterecht) veel gebruikte metaforen:

(ziek, operatie, genezing)

(sport: team(spelers), coach, sheerleader, scoren bij de klant)

gordel van smaragd: mooi, cultuur/kunstschatten, econ. potentie

reisbureau eilanden ==> verbindingen

dieren metafoor: ahrend

huis bouwen: heien, fundament, architect, 2 voordeuren

doolhof, koekjes(fabriek)

standaarden zijn werkafspraken -

drive left

free market response to regulations

moet overbodig worden

creditablity

code of good practice

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Metaforen

Toneel

Regie

Comedy - planning

Ingrediënten - koken/bereiden - gerechten -

opdienen - betalen

Requirements, behoeften ==>

producten ==> eindresultaat

Feiten, redenatiie, besluitvorming

Product sserviceZiek, operatie, genezing

ReizenReisbureau

Eilanden - bruggen

Samenwerking

Breder kijken

Verbindingen

Gordel van Smaragd

Mooi

Kunstschatten

Sport

Scoren

Lat- hoogspringen

Ambities uitspreken

Sla afspraken

Coach

Team, spelers, CruijffFabriek

Operational excellence

Reproduceerbaarheid

Huis bouwen

FundamentVerzakken

Architect

Aannemer

2 voordeuren

Het huis dat gek maakt

Neg.kanten v bureaucratie

"work to rule" is vorm van staken

Dieren

Boiling frog Geleidelijke verandering zonder actie

Ahrend

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(A blend of)

Links vs rechts denken

Rechts

tasks

Big picture thinking, artisty,

empaty, inventiveness

understanding context

synthesis instead of analysis

simultaan ipv sequentialemotioneel

hart en ziel, passie willen

creatief

periferie focus

conceptueel

problems don't have a single set of rules

or a single solution

intrensieke motivatie

Purpose

Autonomy

Masterystory

Oost

voelen / waarnemen

intentiegericht

zijn

A whole new mind.mmap

West

denken

resultaatgericht

worden

Links

tasks

spreadsheetscript

logical

sequential

linear

Rationeelanalytisch

wetenschappelijk, regelend, georganiseerd

Rule based work

routine

fin. accounting

programming

fin. analysis

easy to outsource

narrow focus

rewards work

focus attention

if-then

mechanical

carrot and stick

case

Werk plezier

Ei kwijt

Plezier = keuze

Doe iedere dag iets goeds voor een

ander (en ben je hiervan bewust)

Als je lacht past je lichaam/gevoel zich

hier aan aan

Met een lach naar je werk en fluitend naar huis.

niet leuk - dat weet iedereen te noemen

Wat is leuk/aantrekkelijk?

Voldoening?

Verbeteren

Wat je doet ertoe doet

Collegas?

Leren?

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Concept mapping

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visual mapping

A systematic framework for

communicating and managing information

Related to Tony Buzan's Mind Mapping

Computer Visual mapping is at the core a Personal, Educational and Business productivity tool

Hand drawn Buzan type of Mind maps may be irrelevant to you at this time if you have never used them

A non linear format for knowledge and information;

Creation

Management

Sharing

Visual maps may be used to communicate knowledge and

information, much the same way you use Power point and Word

Enables and promotes;

Knowledge creation

Effective information management

A culture of Continual improvement

The advantages of Visual mapping are numerous to various and specific users yet, it is clear that the tools and

techniques used to map information encourage and infuse a culture of "Fast track" and "Continual improvement"

Use the T.A.P process

Tap into thought processes

Scatter initial thoughts within a Visual Map

At this stage:

There's no restrictions

There's no structure

There's no logic

Viewing mapped information on an oversized PC display or, projecting

onto a white space enables virtual space freedom

Disregard the illogical nonsense of this stage. The whole point

of this process is to dump information into your Visual map

Arrange and add logic

Drag and drop scattered information Making sense of it

Ensure understanding for both you and

intended recipients Clarity is key

Manage the information

Review/Edit

Drag and drop to:

Re-arrange

Change

Correct

Spell check

Insert

Images

Documents

Links

During this portion of the T.A.P process, it becomes clear that the mapped information becomes

the genesis of knowledge relevant to you and intended recipients

Save, Export and Present in a suitable format

Map

MS Office suite formats

Mindjet presentation mode

PDF

Image file

HTML/WEB map

DVP projection

All the available formats for output enable you to customize your

mapped information to suit the environment of delivery.

Personal use

(The starting point)

Get to know your chosen Visual mapping software

Experiment with the available graphical formats

Become a proficient Visual mapper

Personal proficiency of the tools and techniques of Visual mapping

widens the scope of use for Education and Business

Educational use advantages

For teaching

Create lectures within the framework of a Visual

map

Overview teaching material

Control the rate of delivery by expanding and

collapsing map parts

Modify lectures on the fly by using drag and

drop function in response to questions

Create, view and study the proverbial "Big

Picture"

When lecture complete, output map as HTML

and post on College web pages

Visual maps infuse clarity of communications for

both faculty and students

For learning

Compile notes, lectures, Knowledge and

information relating to chosen subject

Overview subject material

Keep track of information by using a master

map

Easily embed, save and recall knowledge and

information

All attachments inserted are embedded by

default, enabling a master map of knowledge

and information

Business use advantages

Corporate wide management

Business Management system

Project management

Organizational wide communications

TO VISUAL MAP

Business processes

Training

Continual improvement

Visual mapping within Business and Corporate arenas is benefited

by the infusion of clarity, the process and system thinking

Integrating Visual mapping

Gradual infusion

Use equally with linear formats

Share as an improvement tool

Visual maps tend to overwhelm at first, so it is advised to gradually

introduce maps into the mainstream of information exchange

FROM LINEAR NOTE

TRADITIONAL HAND DRAWN MINDMAP

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Visual facilitation

Andere kreten

Graphical facilitation

Gamestorming

Visual coaching

Visual recording

Visual communication

Mindmapping

Waarom

Picture more then a thousand words

78% visual learners

Comprisie van informatie

Naast logica creativiteit Linker hersenhelft

Leuk Blijft beter hangen

Wat

Hoe Tekenen iPad

Links en fimpjes

10 reasons for using colorhttp://understandinggraphics.com/

design/10-reasons-to-use-color/

Thehubhttp://www.slideshare.net/mobile/BiggerPicture/graphic-

facilitation-training-module-1handout110322

My visual faciltation journeyhttp://aschauerte.wordpress.com/2011

/03/20/my-graphic-facilitation-journey/

VF workshop

Creating a visual dialog tool

Blog

Aspects Visual language

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Yellow = Lateral thinking and opportunity spotting. Black = Critical thinking and innovation. Green = Imaginative thinking and innovation. Brown = Judgmental thinking and quality appraisal. Blue = Holistic thinking and environmental scanning. Orange = System thinking and design. White = Meta-cognition and thinking about thinking. Grey = Chaotic thinking and ambiguity. Purple = Strategic thinking and directing. Red = Decision-making and action.

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A NoteTakerHD.com Template

Use small maps

Be aware of explaining the proces (thinking, what is incourant head) instead of deliverables, the Proces

evolves with creation

Design the map when it is folded!!

Conclusion first, in het centrum!

Mindmapping, gebaseerd op filmpje van BiggerPlate 1/2013

Deductive is ook wel associative, dit is de manier om info te verzamelen maar niet om te delen

Mind maps radial 1-Preparationsfase: define focus question (parking lot) 2-structure/organize hierarchy 3-design: background, colors 4-delivery phase: selective revealing

Conceptmaps

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Visueel denken -

mindmapping

Hou de map visueel klein

Inductief redenerend

Eerste niveau, niet te veel details

Hoe de template simpel qua kleur en visuals

catalogus

HeadingHeading

HeadingHeading

StoryKeynoteKeypoint

KeypointKeypoint

Plan

OutcomeOutcome

OutcomeOutcome

Event

Driver Result

ResultDriver

ResultDriver

Mindmap

(1)

Start

(8) Finish

(2) (7)

(3) (6)

(4) (5)

File: Visueel denken - mindmapping.mmap