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How illustrator Karmijn Simons created a visual language for MBO Digitaal's vocational education digital transformation

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Garrick Webster

3mo ago· 4 min readenInsight

Summary

MBO Digitaal, a Dutch organization supporting digital transformation in vocational education, commissioned digital illustrator Karmijn Simons to create a visual language and suite of materials that break down complex digital implementation processes for schools, educators, and students. The goal was to make digital tools understandable and engaging for all stakeholders, ensuring technology adoption is effective rather than wasteful. Simons' illustrations serve as a communication bridge, translating technical concepts into accessible visual narratives that highlight benefits and engage stakeholders in the digital learning transformation process.

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MBO Digitaal wanted to create a suite of materials to break everything down for all the stakeholders, engage them with the processes and highlight the benefits.
The aim isn't to introduce digital tools for the sake of it – the tech needs to be effective for both educational facilities and students, otherwise it's a waste of money.
Karmijn Simons, a digital illustrator whose passion is to use imagery
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Digital transformation in vocational learning settings is a detailed subject. Karmijn Simons’s illustration skills have been crucial in communicating key themes in the process. MBO Digitaal is a Du...

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