7 Responses

1. Papershow and Mimio

   Steve

   I have been using Mimio on and off for about 10 years – http://www.mimio.dymo.com/index.asp – the latest version being MimioCapture. They also have MimioPad.

   I saw Eddie Obeng use Papershow last week at a conference (he used to be a Mimio fan too) and it worked pretty well, though it highlighted the need for reasonable handwriting.

   Definitely worth considering.

   Graham

   Graham O’Connell

2. Mimio

   Thanks Graham

   Yes Mimio looks good too. very complicated website though!

   I quite like this one too..as seen on Dragons Den…

   http://www.magicwhiteboard.co.uk/magic-whiteboard/order/

3. Papershow

   — Vanessa Randle thinkingvisually Ltd/Graphics Made Easy

   Hi Steve

   I discovered Papershow a little while back and I love it.  I’ve found it really useful to produce the simple graphics that I love to use in my work.  I’ve also used it for visual mapping and visual note taking.   In my opinion it’s a terrific, versatile tool to have.  I do agree with Graham though, about the need to take care with handwriting!!

4. Graphics

   Hi Vanessa

   I have a folder on my computer with many of your graphics! Very nice they are too!

   For anyone else who can’t draw this lady is highly recommended!

    

5. Digital Pen

   This digital pen looks good for anyone doing on site assessments that could be sent back to base and stored electronically?

   http://www.destinyplc.com/flash/#/thedigitalpen/pen_features/digital_pen/

    

6. Papershow/Graphics

   — Vanessa Randle thinkingvisually Ltd/Graphics Made Easy

   Steve – thank you for your kind words.  I’d love to hear how you’ve used the graphics, or other graphics for that matter, and, particularly, what impact they have had for you in your work.  I’m always interested to hear from people with examples of how they integrate graphics into what they do, what works, what doesn’t work and any tips for me!

   Thank you and have a wonderful day.

   Vanessa 

7. Doodles
   Hi Vannessa

   I don’t really use them for work (although I would if I could think of an excuse!)

   I do use them when I’m doodling and I always recommend them when I do a Train the Trainer Course. I can now do the fella leaning against a wall without looking at your notes!

   Best wishes

   Steve