Effective communication across functional boundaries, as is required in most living lab work, is often a challenge. difficult. It is important to rethink how motivation operates in a connected world, and how visual literacy can alter current knowledge and create new knowledge, despite obstacles such as scale, time, and proximity.
The mix of using words and pictures ( a simple form of comics) is a dynamic tool for notetaking and retention of knowledge, and comics let you say things and record things that you couldn’t in another form, while allowing you to learn things about yourself along the way. The process of drawing and sketch-noting can help to unlock understanding as increased interactivity (two-way learning) encourages the borrowing of ideas and solutions and the notion that what a learner performs collaboratively or with assistance can later be performed independently.