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The haiku’s brevity and relative simplicity of rules make it a good candidate for a comics-making exercise.
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We inaugurate a fantastic new series by Derek Mainhart, who is setting out to write up an entire year’s curriculum for a comics class at the secondary level: middle school and high school. From what I’ve seen so far, it’s going to be entertaining, well-planned, and incredibly useful.
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Our September tweets, in one convenient post.
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If you were starting a comics studio program from scratch (and with a decent budget!), what would be the optimal comics studio set-up for your students?
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A round-up of our tweets about comics and education.
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Here’s an idea: What about creating a wiki where comics educators could create and update listings on what they have to offer? And of course, being a wiki, students and former students could add information on their experiences? If you’re experienced in creating wikis, and interested in comics education, we need your help!
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A weekly round-up of our tweets about comics and education.
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In Social Media for Young Cartoonists, week 4, @haha_hilary and @whurf tell you all about Tumblr! http://cot.ag/lHf6Tt #makecomics # Have you read this week’s installment of Social Media for Young Cartoonists? It’s all about Tumblr! http://cot.ag/lHf6Tt # Sorry about any weird tweets showing up–an unexpected byproduct of some upgrades we’re working on. # End-of-the-year report Read More
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In Social Media for Young Cartoonists, week 4, @haha_hilary and @whurf tell you all about Tumblr! http://cot.ag/lHf6Tt #makecomics # Have you read this week's installment of Social Media for Young Cartoonists? It's all about Tumblr! http://cot.ag/lHf6Tt # Sorry about any weird tweets showing up–an unexpected byproduct of some upgrades we're working on. # End-of-the-year report Read More
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In Social Media for Young Cartoonists, week 4, @haha_hilary and @whurf tell you all about Tumblr! http://cot.ag/lHf6Tt #makecomics # Have you read this week's installment of Social Media for Young Cartoonists? It's all about Tumblr! http://cot.ag/lHf6Tt # Sorry about any weird tweets showing up–an unexpected byproduct of some upgrades we're working on. # End-of-the-year report Read More
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