RE: Graphic Facilitator

I typically find these helpful as well, but I do have some bias as I'm the journo in the room and it helps to have some visual representations for these digital topics. :) 


Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S® 6, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone-------- Original message --------From: Doug Schepers <doug@schepers.cc> Date: 5/13/2016  1:24 PM  (GMT-07:00) To: Blockchain Workshop <public-blockchain-workshop@w3.org>, Christopher Allen <ChristopherA@blockstream.com> Subject: Graphic Facilitator 
Hi, folks–

Christopher has suggested that we consider having a graphic facilitator 
at the workshop. I see benefits to that, including having concrete 
diagrams, illustrations, and other easily-digested material to help make 
talk about the event after it's happened.

Here's Christopher's summary:

[[
Graphic Facilitation: No matter the format, I have found it very 
powerful to have professional facilitation on hand. In particular I like 
graphic facilitation. I happen to have a former professional colleague 
Kelvy Bird who does this who lives in Boston. Her professional website 
about these services is at http://www.dpict.info/ and her blog on this 
is at http://www.kelvybird.com/ — she is available for this date […] for 
the two days and a half-day to digitize and report out.
]]

Christopher, you also showed me some graphics that came out of one of 
your workshops… could you share those links, and any other thoughts?

I'd like for the PC to come to a fairly prompt agreement on whether we 
want to do this. So, please chime in on with a "yes", "no, and here's 
why", or "neutral".

Thanks!
Doug