the cognitive power of comics

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ALE2013 presentation about how comics work and why they are interesting as a learning tool, with examples from the graphic novel "Commitment" among others.

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ALE 2013bucharest

Toni tassani@atassani

The cognitive power of

LEARNING

VISUAL

A picture is worth a thousand words

INFORMATION &

NEW IDEAS

CHaracteristicscomicsof

LEVELS of ABSTRACTION

FIRST the whole

then the DETAILS

ACTIVE READER

Storytelling

SYMBOLS & CONVENTIONS

PICTURES&

TEXT

Words Pictures

Levels of Abstraction

storytellingVISUAL LANGUAGE

ACTIVE READER

PICTURES & TeXT

The WHOLE and the DETAILS

THANK YOUALE 2013bucharest

Toni tassani@atassani

• McCloud, Scott. (1994). Understanding Comics. Kitchen Sink Press

• Tufte, Edward. (1992). The Visual Display of Quantitative Information. Graphics Press.

• Eisner, Will. (1985). Comics and Sequential Art. Poorhouse press.

• Eisnerr, Will. (1996). Graphic Storytelling and Visual Narrative. Poorhouse press.

• Sousanis, Nick (2012). Comics as a Tool for Inquiry. uniata College. [http://www.juniata.edu/services/jcpress/voices/pdf/2012/jv_2012_162-172.pdf]

• Sousanis, Nick. [Blog] .Spin, Weave and Cut. [http://www.spinweaveandcut.blogspot.com.es/]

• Cohn, Neil. [Blog]. . Visual Language Lab. [http://www.visuallanguagelab.com/vislang.html]

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