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Session Type: Roundtable Session
The purpose of this proposed working group is to engage the breadth, intersections, and tensions of comics research in literacy education. A growing body of interdisciplinary scholarship has identified different aspects of comics as foci, including literary, semiotic, aesthetic, and educational, such as use-and-impact studies, and studies on comprehension and engagement, multimodal composing, and critical multimodal and multilingual meaning making. This collaborative session is designed to draw from each of these areas to identify consonances and dissonances, and to deepen presenters’ and audience members’ understandings of comics research across the educational landscape.
Second Language Literacies and Comics: Language Learning and Appropriation as Connoisseurship - Raúl Alberto Mora, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana; Helena Yepes; Ana Maria Herrera
Representation and Value in Comics: Seeing and Sharing Your Own Story in a 10th-Grade English Language Arts Classroom - Ashley Kaye Dallacqua, The University of New Mexico; Annmarie Sheahan, Western Washington University
Reexamining the Misfit Identity in Adolescent Comics Fandom - David Eric Low, California State University - Fresno
The Power of Graphic Stories to Build Content Knowledge - Carla K Meyer, Duquesne University
Identifying and Rating Quality Graphic Novels - Stergios Botzakis, The University of Tennessee - Knoxville
Making Comics as Discovery and Analysis - Nick Sousanis, San Francisco State University