Explain a technical topic
A visual overview of the Go Agent Development Kit for a technical lesson or presentation.
Open the example at full size.
For lessons, workshops, and the ideas you teach
Turn your notes into a visual takeaway.
Give your students or workshop participants a sketchnote they can revisit and share. Start with your notes, an article, or a transcript. No drawing skills needed.
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See what you can make
From teaching material to a visual recap.
Keep the main ideas together in a sketchnote you can add to a lesson, print as a handout, or share after a session.
An example teaching brief
Discussing AI in education
Help educators discuss four priorities for using AI in their schools:
- Use AI to support people and their work.
- Build AI literacy and explain the reasons behind guidelines.
- Design assessments around authentic learning and human judgment.
- Let schools develop their approach through experimentation and reflection.
Keep human values at the center. Look for effort, reasoning, and process as well as the final output.
Illustrative brief based on the example sketch, not its original source.
Give the discussion something to come back to.
Use a visual recap alongside your session notes. Review the generated content, then download a PNG for your slides or participant handout.
How it works
Make a recap from material you already have.
Sketchnote.app turns a wall of information into something clear, memorable, and ready to pass on. Follow the 3 steps below.
From source to sketch
See the whole idea at a glance.
Drop in dense material and get a visual map that makes the key connections feel obvious.
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Start with your material
Paste your lesson notes, an article URL, or a transcript. Short sources usually generate in a couple of minutes.
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Review your recap
Check the key ideas and wording. Refine the sketch before sharing it with your students or participants.
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Use it in your next session
Download a PNG for your presentation, print it as a handout, or share it after the workshop. Purchase a credit pack to unlock all downloads.
Your sketches, sources, and exports stay together in one calm, searchable library.
Use Cases
A takeaway for the work you already do.
Start with a lesson or workshop. You can also use SketchNote to explain a strategy or recap a product discussion.
Give each lesson a visual recap
Turn lesson plans and lecture transcripts into visual recaps students can revisit after class. Use them in slides, study guides, or printed handouts.
The Starter pack includes 55 credits for $19.99 USD, valid for 60 days. View pricing.
- Lecture Summaries
- Concept Mapping
- Study Guides
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions so you know exactly what to expect before you get started. Find answers to 4 common questions below.
How fast can I generate a sketchnote?
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Short articles usually render in a couple of minutes. Longer transcripts may take a little more time, and you receive an email notification when they finish.
What formats can I export?
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PNG downloads are available today with PDF exports in development. We share updates in the release notes as new formats ship.
What happens to my sketchnotes after they're generated?
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Every sketchnote is stored in your personal library with its source link and version history so you can review, duplicate, and export whenever you like.
Do you offer classroom or nonprofit pricing?
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Yes. Reach out with your organization details and we'll follow up with the latest packages and onboarding options.
What will you teach next?
Bring your own lesson notes or workshop material. Use your free credits to create a visual recap and see how it fits your next session.
Create my first sketchnoteReady to make a set of lesson recaps? Starter includes 55 credits for $19.99 USD, valid for 60 days. Generate up to 55 sketches at 1x or 2x, or 27 at 4x. Additional generations use credits. Compare credit packs.