Thanks again for everyone’s great contributions to this discussion so far.

To help those who haven’t used visual tools yet, and to give the rest of us some ideas of what we could do to broaden and deepen our use of visual tools, it would be great to share any useful resources we know of: tools, resources, contacts… We can collate these and make them available on Evalforward after this discussion closes.

To start us off, here are some I have found helpful:

Guidelines (publications/videos/websites):

• Can visual thinking facilitate evaluation? WFP’s innovative approach to validation workshops. Useful practical guide with three videos illustrating the process: https://www.evalforward.org/index.php/blog/visual-thinking
• Evaluvision video Or download the EvaluVision guide book here.
• There is an EvaluVision group on Linked in.
• The Graphic Facilitator’s Guide – Brandy Agerbeck (www.loosetooth.com)
• Visual Meetings – David Sibbet (2010) (https://davidsibbet.com/visual-meetings-book/)

Tools

Videoscribe is a very user-friendly tool you can use to create short whiteboard animations (there is a free trial version) https://www.videoscribe.co

Netmap – for participatory social network analysis NetMap tool box: https://netmap.wordpress.com/about/ 

Services

The International Forum of Visual Practitioners has a network of practitioners working on every continent. Visit https://ifvp.org to find a practitioner near you.