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Can You See what I Mean?
The Importance of Teaching Visual Literacy Skills Visual content is on the rise in print and in digital media (Bolter, 2001). This statement was true in 2001 and still is, what with the increasing use of technology around the world … Continue reading
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Tagged education, images, interpretation, primary, secondary, undergraduate, visual literacy
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Final Project: Getting Graphic
For my final project, I focused on the graphic novel. I have created a weebly site to show off my amazing attempts (now known as Exhibit A in the case as to why I should not be an art educator) … Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, graphic novels, transmedia, visual literacy
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