Turn Conferences, Workshops, and Webinars into Sketchnotes

Content from a Live Event Is Hard to Reuse or Recall

Conferences, workshops, and webinars are full of good ideas. But they're also really easy to forget.

You leave the day with a few notes, a half-filled notebook, or a transcript you'll never open again. The event was good, butthe problem is just how you saved it.

Sketchnote.app fixes this. Paste in your notes, a transcript, or a session page and get a sketchnote generated for you in minutes. That makes it easy to review, share, and remember what you learned for longer.

Why It Works

Events usually come in three types: fast talks, hands-on workshops, and webinars with transcripts. Sketchnoting turns all of them into pictures you can actually use.

You don't need to capture every word. Just get the main idea, a few key points, and one thing you'll do differently (the takeaway).

How to Use It

For conferences: Take rough notes during the talk or grab the session page. The sketchnote should show the main idea, three points that back it up, and one quote or action you can use.

For workshops: Focus on the steps. What was the process? What framework did they teach? What should you actually go do?

For webinars: Paste the transcript or replay page. You'll get the core idea, examples, and next steps.

The Process

First, just capture the content. Don't worry about making it look good. That's for later.

Paste it into Sketchnote.app and let it build the first draft. This saves the most time because you skip the blank page.

Then fix it up. Cut the extra stuff. Keep what matters. Make the main point pop.

Finally, use it. Share it with your team. Post it online. Save it for later. One talk becomes many things you can use.

What Makes a Good Sketchnote

A good sketchnote answers four things: What was this about? What were the main points? What example helped it make sense? What should I do now?

If you can answer those, it worked.

More Than Just Notes

Sketchnotes are great for teams. Use them for training, onboarding, sharing what you learned at an event, or social posts after a big conference.

If your company goes to events, this is how you turn one session into content that keeps working.

Keep It Simple

The best sketchnotes aren't fancy. Just put a title at the top, the main idea in the middle, a few points around it, and the takeaway at the bottom.

Done.

Get Started

Sketchnote.app helps you turn notes and transcripts into pictures you can actually use. Grab what you learned, make a sketchnote, and share it today.