Bikablo Visual Facilitation Perth
Spread across two days, our Bikablo training focuses on visual facilitation that turns complex ideas into clear pictures. Originated in Germany, Bikablo is a learnable visual vocabulary tool that allows anyone, artistic or not, to bring their thoughts and ideas to life to help communicate more effectively.
Location
Perth, Western Australia
Duration
2 days
Dates
price
$1,595


Course Overview
No prior experience is necessary to attend this training. On the day we'll start with the Bikablo visual alphabet and build from there. Two levels are available. Bikablo Basics which covers visual vocabulary, layout, structure and the building blocks of graphic recording. And secondly, Bikablo Advanced which extends into storytelling, colour, imagery and complex visual structures. Each level is a separate two-day course, so teams can take them in sequence or pick the level that fits.
What skills your team will develop from attending this training:
• A practical visual vocabulary they can use immediately
• The confidence to draw in real time, in front of an audience
• Skills to capture meetings, workshops and training sessions visually
• Storytelling techniques using simple visual structures
• Stronger engagement in facilitation and presentations
• A way to communicate across language and learning styles
Book your workshop date
As we are a boutique facilitator we don't always have a large range of dates available. Send us an email with your preferred month you'd like to attend your workshop and we will let you know what's available.
FAQs
Do I need to be able to draw?
No experience is required. Bikablo is a learnable visual vocabulary. We start with the visual alphabet and build up from there.
How long is the training and what does it cost?
Two days at $1,595 per participant, delivered in person or online for teams across WA.
What levels are available?
Bikablo Basics covers visual vocabulary, layout, structure and graphic recording; Bikablo Advanced extends into storytelling, colour, imagery and complex visual structures. Each is a separate level.
Who is it useful for?
Facilitators, trainers, consultants, change practitioners, L&D professionals, project leads and managers who present often.
What will participants be able to do afterwards?
Draw in real time in front of an audience, capture meetings and workshops visually, and use simple visual structures to tell a clearer story.



