Get everyone on the same page and committed to change with powerful and simple visual communication

You will learn how to

  • Unlock the Brain's Visual Processing Power

    Learn how design communication to focus and clarify complex change and reduce the cognitive effort for everyone.

  • Build on Proven Visual Cognition Principles

    Learn how to apply the latest principles from neuroscience research to make your diagrams quick and easy to understand

  • Create and Analyze a Diagram

    Develop your expertise by creating a diagram based on these principles. Expand your expertise and generate new ideas by reviewing someone else's diagram and providing feedback.

How this Course Works

Learn at your own pace and in your own style. Interact with other students to stay motivated and deepen your insights

  • 4 hours of video, narrated slides & example walk throughs

  • Quickly assess your learning with quick quizzes

  • Reflect on how to apply these principles in your situation

  • Create and submit your own visual communication

  • Review another person's visual communication against the learned principles

Course curriculum

  1. 1

    • Welcome!

    • How to use this learning platform

    • How to get the most out of this course in the least amount of time

    • Before we begin...
  2. 2

    • Chapter Overview and Instructions

    • Chapter Q&A

    • Why Visual Communication?

    • Why One Page Diagrams?

    • Nail it #1!
  3. 3

    • Chapter Overview

    • Chapter Q&A

    • How to Focus the Content

    • Apply it - Principles for FOCUS

    • How to Layout the Diagram

    • Apply it - Principles for Layout

    • How to make the Notation easy to learn and read

    • Apply it - Notation
  4. 4

    • Comprehensive Practise

    • ASSIGNMENT: Evaluate a Diagram

    • ASSIGNMENT: Create or Improve your own Diagram
  5. 5

    • Before you go...

    • Congratulations!!

    • PD Credits and Further Resources

Course opens March 10, 2022

Study at your own pace and learn together with others