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Making and Understanding Web Comics

Helen Meadows, Phillip Vaughan, Christopher Murray, Golnar Nabizadeh, andrew s, and Rebecca Horner

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Planning and creation of digital comics.
History and theory of comics.
Guidelines on the use of relevant software.
Interactive storytelling.
Case studies on communicating through comics.
Participants can create comics in any genre (such as the superhero, humour, autobiography and others), and the course coordinators will provide examples of titles in these genres.
Drawing on expertise based at the University of Dundee, case studies will include adaptations of literature to comics, healthcare and graphic medicine, science communication, and graphic justice.

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12 hours

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FutureLearn

Institution

University of Dundee

Instructors

Helen Meadows

Phillip Vaughan

Christopher Murray

Golnar Nabizadeh

andrew s

Rebecca Horner

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