Remote Sketching
summary
Claims that collaborative sketching survives remote work and documents tactics that make it practical: recommends Miro or Mural and Zoom + Slack, pushes for iPad + Apple Pencil or any stylus and a persistent public whiteboard link, reports running over 100 remote design workshops, prescribes a prep email (pen not pencil, paper, phone), five- to ten-minute sketch + scan cycles using the Notes scanner or Google PhotoScan, shared music, semi-transparent heatmap critiques, and two displays so everyone edits the same space.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to remote design
- 2:16Remote sketching tools
- 5:53Executing 1-on-1 sketching
- 11:21Workshop facilitation
- 18:41Best practices and wrap-up
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