Daily Routine
Sunday Funnies 4: Daily Routine Infographic
Sunday Funnies 4: Daily Routine Infographic
Sunday Funnies 4: Daily Routine Infographic
Sunday Funny 4: Daily Infographic
Sunday Funnies #4: Daily routine infographics
Down the Graphic Novel Rabbit Hole
A friend of mine, who teaches a senior-level course on comics and graphic novels at Georgia State, was at the ELI conference with me this week and showed me a video one of his students made comparing comics and film:
“Down the Graphic Novel Rabbit Hole We Go” by Andrew Lee:
This video is grounded in a response to a few pages from Scott McCloud‘s Understanding Comics, wherein McCloud grapples with the initial difficulty of even deciding exactly what we mean when we call something a “comic” or “sequential art.” Here are those few pages from the first chapter of the book:
Sunday Funnies 4: Daily Routine Infographic
Visual Notes from My Conference Session
Derek Bruff attended the panel where my colleagues and I presented about Domain of One’s Own at Educause Learning Initiative and posted these sketchnotes about the session to Twitter. As far as I can tell, he took them in real time while we spoke and he captured the essence of what we talked about. As you can see, there’s a fair amount of text still, but with just a little bit of doodling and diagramming, he’s sketched out relationships and concepts instead of writing out lots of words.
“Sketchnotes for the Domain of One’s Own (#DoOO) session with @jimgroom and friends. #eli2015” by Derek Bruff
I retweeted the heck out of this image, to be honest. Being able to give people a sense of our entire panel in a single image is a real gift Derek offered to us by tweeting it out.