Live Scribing is like live blogging or note taking but it is done in the form of drawing. To get an idea of what this is all about, check out this blog.
Science Online 2012 was "Live Scribed" which meant that for most (all?) sessions, someone was making a drawing which built a stylized visually rich picture of the concepts being developed in the room. The results are here. Maggie Pingolt took those pictures, but I think someone else also photographed the boards.
Next step: Developing the metadata, presentation, archive and access for this project; Also, I want to see parallel LiveScribes, with more than one per session.
Here's the ScienceOnline2012 SciScribing page where you can see a slide show.
More like this
“Drawing is not only a way to come up with pictures: drawing is a way to educate your eye to understand visual information, organizing it into a more hierarchical way, a more economical w
This ad for Scribe notebooks - depicting a world of doodle-covered scratchpaper - is almost entirely created with digital imaging software. Am I the only one who finds that a little ironic?
Mike Lemonick, Time's excellent senior writer on science, has started a blog.