The Compass Summit (www.compass-summit.com, #compass11) is just over, and I’m off for 10 days of holidays in sunny California (writing this from Santa Barbara).
I have many things to say about the summit itself, and especially about the high quality people I’ve met and some deep contacts I’ve established. More on that later though.
Under the influence of Mariela and Martine, I’ve jumped in the pool and I’m experimenting with scribing. I can tell you: it’s a lot of fun! So right now, here are my scribings (drawing summaries) of some of the sessions that inspired me (most of these were twitted before, so I’m compiling everything for easy reference)
Be constructively critical!
Here you go -
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Dave Birch
November 4, 2011 at 09:01
What does “Identity Inclusion” mean – the box in the bottom right hand corner of the diagram?
Kosta
November 4, 2011 at 16:52
Dave,
Mimicking “financial inclusion”, we referred to “identity inclusion” as the capacity of everyone to have access, control and use of his/her identity data in the digital economy.
Kosta
Jodi
November 4, 2011 at 13:20
Nice scribing! Love to see it. Have an awesome time in CA. If you get a chance in Big Sur go to Esalen. You can buy a day pass to the hot springs there. amazing…
Dave Birch
November 4, 2011 at 17:45
Ah – I get it. Makes sense – I will start using the same phrase (and it’s given me a good idea for a blog post too – thanks!)
Jonathan Eisen
February 10, 2012 at 19:20
Kosta
What tools (software, stylus, etc) do you use for this … since watching you do it I have wanted to do it also …
Kosta
February 10, 2012 at 20:09
Hi Jonathan,
The drawings in the compass summit post were done on an iPad, with a Bamboo stylus, using the Noteshelf app. It works but the iPad was not really designed for this- stylus very thick, you have to keep your palm off the screen otherwise it registers as a touch, etc. Recently I switched to a tabletPC (Samsung slate) with a much finer stylus. I think it works better, using the supplied Windows Journal app.
See example here:
Kosta Peric (@copernicc)
2/7/12 9:46 PM
Banks 2.0 excellent session! With @ficoba, @brettking, @shamir_k #Innotribe yfrog.com/mmvpxxnj yfrog.com/esi03yhaj yfrog.com/oc2s8egj
Dive in. And let us know the results!
Jonathan Eisen
February 11, 2012 at 16:08
Thanks Kosta – I am probably going to stick to the iPad b/c I am now using it for various other functions/tools (e.g., I use Keynote for presentations). I will just forge ahead with a relatively skinny stylus and see what happens …
Do you use any of the handwriting -> text apps or just leave handwriting as it is?
Kosta
February 11, 2012 at 16:44
It’s handwriting as is. Cheers