Innovation  through  Visualisation  

     In  partnership  with  Afterburner,  Radtac  brings  you  a  truly  creative  and  interactive  workshop  (taking  place  in  Atlanta  the  day  before  Agile16).  Our  Innovation  through  Visualisation  one-­day  workshop  has  been  created  to  provide  you  with  the  winning  formula  needed  to  express  your  ideas  visually.    From  start  to  finish  you  will  be  guided  through  fun,  bite-­sized  exercises  that  will  collectively  enable  you  to  successfully  captivate  a  group  through  pictures.    Whether  you  wish  to  enhance  your  facilitation  skills,  make  collaborative  design  thinking  a  key  enabler  within  your  team,  or  simply  gain  the  confidence  you  need  to  draw  live  in  front  of  an  audience,  this  workshop  is  for  you.  

           

                                   

Testimonial    

“As  someone  who  found  the  idea  of  drawing  a  daunting  prospect  I  was  surprised  by  how  much  I  enjoyed  the  course  and  how  much  I  gained  from  it.  With  Stuart’s  positivity  and  encouragement  I  was  able  to  build  some  confidence  in  my  drawing  and  to  understand  how  by  using  illustration  we  may  be  able  to  improve  communications,  to  approach  problems  from  

a  different  perspective  and  look  at  solutions  more  creatively”  Lorna  Spurgeon,  Business  Analyst  at  John  Wiley  and  Sons    

 Date:  Sunday  the  24th  of  July    (9am  to  4pm)        Venue:  Afterburner,  55  Ivan  Allen  Jr  Blvd  NW,  Atlanta,  GA  30308    (This  workshop  is  being  held  the  day  before  the  Agile  2016  conference  and  just  a  6  minute  walk  from  the  venue)    Cost:  $350    To  register  search  for  Innovation  through  Visualisation  on  Eventbrite    For  any  questions  contact  Thomas  Friend:  Email:  thomas.friend@radtac.co.uk  Tel:  001  704  559  9222      

 The  workshop  will  include  the  following  building  blocks  to  successful  visualisation:      

• Practising  basic  shapes  before  progressing  to  idea-­focused  drawings  

• Getting  to  grips  with  drawing  people,  hands  and  faces  

• Active  listening  exercises  • Collaborative  design/  sketching  • Handwriting  techniques  • Storyboarding  • Interactive  design  • Layout,  flow  and  structure  patterns  • The  use  of  Graphic  templates  • Problems  solving/  idea  mapping  tools  and  

techniques