Over the last few weeks and months, I have been working very intensively on my first online course. In this article, I review the stages leading up to the finished course and give you an insight behind the scenes during filming and planning. It was and is an exciting journey and I have learned a lot of new things...

If you want to capture content in front of an audience, it makes sense to take a closer look at your own handwriting. What makes for good writing? Often it's just small changes that make a big difference. Here are the 10 best tricks to make visible progress in just a few minutes.

Mistakes, lines that don't end up where they should, unsuccessful icons, crooked lines of text... and all that live in front of an audience. What to do when things go wrong? Instead of a hint for stoic composure (which admittedly never hurts), here are my very concrete tips and strategies for all those situations where things don't go according to plan when drawing and writing live.

The idea of shaking out beautiful flipcharts live in front of the group stresses many trainers and presenters. And rightly so! Whoever started the rumor that you have to perform at the push of a button: It's not true.

How do you approach such a big project as developing your own product and which 10 steps inevitably lead to success? Unfortunately, I don't have an answer (yet?) to the second part of the question (but I'm very happy about any relevant hints). As far as the first part is concerned, however, I have gained quite a bit of experience in the last few weeks.

I can only speak for myself, because there is no prefabricated and universal path to such an exotic profession as mine. But, in case you have also wondered how I actually ended up where I am today: Here is my story...

What I've learned over the past 10 years of graphic recording? Accompany me from the first steps to some dead ends and new paths I have taken over the years.

Analog graphic recording captures content in real time with pen and paper in words and images. You can think of it like simultaneous translation. With the difference that what is said is not translated into another language, but into an image.

How exactly does digital graphic recording work, what equipment do you need and what are the advantages and disadvantages? I got to the bottom of these questions.