University of North Texas 
Discovery Series Presents:
Your everyday life is inundated with information and choices. There are signs and apps and advertisements that you are expected to pay attention to wherever you go. You have likely also been taught to write notes and keep lists from a young age, adding on top of the information overload. With the amount of information you are supposed to keep track of constantly increasing, how can you keep your focus and remember the important things?
Michelle Yang, Visiting Research Scholar, will teach you how to visually take notes: info-doodling, a method of note taking that combines images and words. This process not only strengthens your memory but also helps with comprehension. Visualization has been proven to be a powerful tool in many fields. It is especially relevant to education where attention, comprehension and application are all major issues.
Please have writing utensils and paper to practice on. An excerpt of something you would like to take notes on would be great!
This lecture was hosted at The Agora, in room G150, at Discovery Park (3940 North Elm Street, Denton, TX 76207). It was recorded on Thursday, April 13, 2017 from 12:00—1:30 p.m.
