Comix4AI_Methodologies and Pedagogical Aspects

Methodologies and Pedagogical Aspects

The rise of comics was seen in the USA in the mid-20th century, then followed by Europe, and focused solely on entertainment.

Examples

Visual-aids like caricatures, simulations, and comics promote effective and lasting learning

Textbook-based teaching leads to disengagement

Relevance of Comics in Education

Comics as educational resources show positive effects on students' achievement, motivation, and engagement.

Provides problem-based learning materials

Comic strips & e-worksheets

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AI & ML Comics Lesson Kit

Educational Methodologies by Comix4AI

Enhance secondary school teachers' knowledge and digital skills in STEM subjects

AI & ML Comics Module

Address challenges such as the STEM graduate shortage, digital skills gaps, and AI labor market mismatches

Game-based tool to foster AI literacy and critical thinking

Interactive Digital Comics

Educational Methodologies by Comix4AI

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Designing Comics in Schools

Creation tools to help students learn cartooning and sequencing fundamentals, or just express themselves and demonstrate learning

Online approaches

Designing Comics in Schools

Offline approaches

Creating comics engages students actively in their learning.Doodles, collages, and thought ballons help students become better storytellers, critical thinkers, and communicators.

Students interview others about emotions and retell these stories in comics, then discuss the accuracy of their portrayals.

Students use icons to create wordless life stories, which they then exchange with peers to translate icon dialogue.

Students use digital tools to create comics depicting effective solutions and discuss their alignment with restorative justice principles.

Students use cut-out images and word balloons to show literal versus figurative meanings in comics.

Conflict resolution

Autobiographies

Exploring idioms

Develop empathy

Comics uses

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Mathematics

Science

"Science Comic Plagues: The Microscopic Battlefield" by Falynn Koch

Social Studies

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