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Science comics by Juniata biology professor Jay Hosler. Delete the scoop?
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UPCOMING EVENTS: April 25-26 Madison, Wisconsin International Bioethics Forum, Madison Wisconsin...
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Look back through Lynda Barry's Tumblr, which follows her doodling and neuroscience course at U of WI. I love seeing the students' final projects. Delete the scoop?
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The Blackwell Pop Culture and Philosophy series teaches philosophy using the themes, characters, and ideas from your favorite TV shows, comic books, movies, music, games, and more.
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Iron Man and Philosophy! The Avengers and Philosophy! Batman and Philosophy? Twilight and Philisophy? Ok, sure! Delete the scoop?
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Are comics serious literature?
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Launching our fourth issue of the AvatarGeneration iPad magazine, we focus on using popular culture in education, and give our readers hints, tips and links to the most innovative popular cultural resources on the web for teachers.
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An iPad magazine about the very thing. (This Scoop.it page is not affiliated with the magazine.) Delete the scoop?
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Download Golden Age comics for free, also participate in discussion forum with like-minded folk. Delete the scoop?
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Comics Association of Professionals and Educators - CAPE! Delete the scoop?
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What would superheroes and movie characters look like if they were around during the Ottoman Empire? Artist, Berk Senturk, gives us a pretty good idea. Delete the scoop?
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More from Losh and Alexander on teaching writing using comics. Delete the scoop?
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Beautiful graphic novel, created using Opertoonity. Delete the scoop?
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Resources for using comics as teaching tools, but also as tools that students themselves may use to augment and, occasionally, replace the traditional essay. Delete the scoop?
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Dr. Michael Greene promotes "Comics as a new genre of medical storytelling." Delete the scoop?
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I want to thank everyone for this wonderful, and overdue, conference on the connections between comics and media technology. I approach things specifically from a digital humanities perspective, an...
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The popularity of books such as The Physics of Star Trek is making lecturers and teachers consider a new way of teaching science - through blockbuster movies. Science fiction movies are well known for breaking physical laws, and although Scotty, the chief engineer on Star Trek, frequently protested that he "could not break the laws of physics", the spaceship itself frequently did. This has not stopped books that explain the physics behind the series becoming extremely popular. Via GDBrin Delete the scoop?
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From Warren Ellis' talk - 4 years old, but always delightful and relevant and heartening - "When done right, comics are a cognitive whetstone..." Delete the scoop?
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Visual language: Exploring structure, usage, and production of the linguistic structure of "comics." Delete the scoop?
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"Almost any issue, idea or fact can be expressed with comics. It is a flexible, attention-grabbing and inexpensive medium, and a powerful tool in communication." Delete the scoop?
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If we can learn about the ancient Romans by studying their drinking songs, surely we can learn something about ourselves by studying our TV shows.
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Great starting point for writing instructors interested in using comics. Delete the scoop?
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While preparing my nearly-monthly update to my personal blog, I noticed that Wiley has made my Superman and Philosophy chapter, "Moral Judgment: The Power That Makes Superman Human," available for free at its website. Delete the scoop?
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