making comics fast: design thinking as a tool to approach narrative learning

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Making Comics Fast PF Anderson, Joyce Lee, Nancy Benovich Gilby Enriching Scholarship 2016

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Making Comics Fast

PF Anderson, Joyce Lee, Nancy Benovich GilbyEnriching Scholarship 2016

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IdeaWhat if we mashed up DESIGN THINKING and a simplified COMICS rubric?

Image credit: <https://openclipart.org/detail/181394/radio-announcement>

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Background 1DESIGN THINKING is … what?

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What is design thinking?

<http://dschool.stanford.edu/dgift/>

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Background 2COMICS rubric?

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What do you mean, “comics rubric”?Scott McCloud: Understanding Comics <http://scottmccloud.com/2-print/1-uc/>

EdX: The Rise of Superheroes and Their Impact On Pop Culture: <https://www.edx.org/course/rise-superheroes-impact-pop-culture-smithsonianx-popx1-1x-2>

10 things before you start a comic <http://www.makingcomics.com/2014/09/24/10-things-start-comic-graphic-novel/>

How to start your own comic <http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Start-Your-Own-Comic-Book/>

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What’s your contemporary social issue?

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… or, in other words, what’s your purpose?

On Purpose: <http://www.dungbeetle.org/>

Make Health: <http://makehealth.us/>

A tell B (5 min)

B tell A (5 min)

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Who’s your hero or protagonist?

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Who’s your hero?

Character strengths

Character flaws

Origin storyOption 1: Partner & collaborate (15-20 min)

Option 2: Take turnsA tells B (10 minutes)B tells A (10 minutes)

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Who’s your villain or antagonist?

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Who’s your villain?

Character strengths

Character flaws

Origin story or symbolism

Option 1: Partner & collaborate (15-20 min)

Option 2: Take turnsA tells B (10 minutes)B tells A (10 minutes)

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What’s your story or plotline or scene?

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What’s your story?

Set the scene

Buildup

Conflict

ResolutionOption 1: Partner & collaborate

(15-20 min)Option 2: Take turnsA tells B (10 minutes)B tells A (10 minutes)

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Pull it all together!

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Storyboard Blank

DESCRIPTION Action in Frame (Hero) Action in Frame (Villain)

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Storyboard Example

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Next steps

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Alternatives to being an artist

Apps!

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Contacts

PF Anderson / @pfanderson / <[email protected]>

Joyce Lee / @joyclee / <[email protected]>

Nancy Benovich Gilby / @nabgilby / <[email protected]>