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I get asked a lot about the tools I use to graphically record virtual meetings. ‘Virtual meetings’ in this case means web conferencing sessions, where people are connected from all over the place using computers and some kind of software like WebEx, Connect, GoToMeeting, LiveMeeting, Elluminate, and so forth.

Rachel Smith's first day as The Grove's new leader in our digital services area in January coincided with a presentation I was giving at Coro's Center for Civic Affairs in San Francisco as part of their Coro Leadership Network. She came and recorded my talk on her iPad and this is the result!

This is a really nice, soothing and simple explanation of visual facilitation and the use of the iPad as an emerging tool for graphic facilitation. Rachel Smith covers her usage of key apps: Adobe Ideas, Qrayon’s AirSketch, Brushes by Taptrix, and Autodesk SketchbookPro. Includes a nice "plus, delta" list of pros and cons for each.

The Grove Consultants International: How did you first get involved in digital graphic recording? Rachel Smith: My interest in traditional graphic recording started after David Sibbet facilitated a retreat for the New Media Consortium in 2004. A little while after that, I visited The Grove and David showed me the Group Graphics® Keyboard and demonstrated the basics of the Drexler/Sibbet Team Performance Model®.

Any graphic facilitators here on Google+? Darn you + Rachel Smith want to listen to this webinar and practice lettering, but have to finish writing instead. Who are the best graphic facilitators, visual thinkers, etc to circle here on Google +