Your workers might be missing 90% of the picture, and you might be too.

Every day, we are bombarded with so much information that our senses – our vision in particular – exist in a state of constant overload.  Being able to identify, interpret, and act upon visual information – a skillset known in the art and communication world as visual literacy – is more crucial than ever in an increasingly complex and interconnected world.  Although conceived from a different context, the application of visual literacy has the potential to drive success across multiple layers of business.  From the shop floor to the boardroom, to hazard awareness and pre-job analysis, to risk decision-making, the strategic value of becoming more visually literate may help organizations achieve the next step-change improvement in performance.

Key takeaways –

• Increasing your Awareness of Bias
  • Once you see something, it is hard to remember what is was like not to see it.
  • Sometimes, you cannot see what is in front of you, even if you know it is there.
  • You are always filling in the blanks based on what you expect to be there.
• Real applications where LEARNING to See can help to keep people safe
  • Hazard awareness
  • Incident investigation
  • Pre-job risk assessment

3-Hour Visual Literacy Workshop:

Wednesday, June 6
8:30am – 11:30 am
Fostoria Learning Center
342 Perry Street, Fostoria OH 44830

Registration required. Limited seating available.

More Information:

Tracey Lawton, Fostoria Learning Center
Phone: 419-408-5540