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"Not all students are able to demonstrate their learning through written assessments." - D. Cooper, 2007

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"Not all students are able to demonstrate their learning through written assessments." - D. Cooper, 2007

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Workshop Goals

•Media Literacy and the Writing Process

•Comic/Graphic Novel Codes and Conventions

•Software demo and exploration

•Reflect on class use and assessment

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Media Literacy TriangleMedia Literacy Triangle

Text

TextPro

duct

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AudienceAudience

All media messages are constructions. All media messages are constructions. Ontario Revised Language Curriculum, 2006Ontario Revised Language Curriculum, 2006

-narrative, recount procedural, persuade

-character, setting, plot, conflict

-values, beliefs

-process

-techniques

-tools

-copyrights

-target audience

-message

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The Writing ProcessThe Writing Process

Pre-WritingPre-Writing• Brainstorm for ideasBrainstorm for ideas• Webbing, organizingWebbing, organizing

WritingWriting• DraftingDrafting

Post-WritingPost-Writing• RevisingRevising• FeedbackFeedback• Peer/self editPeer/self edit• PolishingPolishing• PublishingPublishing

The Digital Writing Process The Digital Writing Process with Comic Lifewith Comic Life

Pre-WritingPre-Writing• BrainstormBrainstorm• Storyboard (template). Storyboard (template). • ScriptScript

Writing (Construction)Writing (Construction)• Drag and drop images, text Drag and drop images, text

bubbles)bubbles)

Post-WritingPost-Writing• Revise (images, frames, Revise (images, frames,

gutters)gutters)• FeedbackFeedback• Edit (colours, shading, fills)Edit (colours, shading, fills)• Add background, placementsAdd background, placements• Publish to web, video, printPublish to web, video, print

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Technology is increasingly a means for empowering students, a method for

communication and socializing, and a ubiquitous, transparent part of their

lives.

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Digital Media, Comic Genre and Graphic Novels…oh my!!!

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Shots – establishing (setting), close-up

Format – colour, font

Bubbles

Panels – tilt, shadow

Gutters – inferring, time

Z pattern - direction

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Software DemoSoftware Demo

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1. Which Expectations are you targeting using Comic Life?

2. What are you assessing? (Writing? Media Literacy?)

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Sandbox!!Sandbox!!

Explore Comic LifeExplore Comic Life

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Reflective QuestionsReflective Questions1.Comic Life - Assessment for/as/of

Learning? 2. Comic/Graphic Novel – differentiation? 3. Other curriculum/professional uses -

  

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