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Applied Comics Collaborations: Ways for humanities and social science researchers to work together with comics creators.

Lookup NU author(s): Dr Lydia WysockiORCiD

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Abstract

Resources package. Applied Comics Collaborations is about working together to make good and useful comics. In each project three comics creators work with one academic researcher to make one collaborative draft of a comic, aiming to a way through the multiple possible ways of making a comic that communicates specific information to a target audience. Each project ends with a draft comic that the researcher can then take forward towards a plan for further work.This pilot phase was funded by the ESRC IAA ABC fund (Economic and Social Research Council Impact Acceleration Account Accelerating Business Collaboration) at Newcastle University.Resources on this page:How-to guide (Applied Comics Collaborations: Ways for humanities and social science researchers to work together with comics creators)Resources folderSnapshots and quotes from our three pilot project teams

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Author(s): Wysocki L, Murphy A, Murphy L

Publication type: Digital or Visual Media

Publication status: Published

Year: 2021

Publisher: Lydia Wysocki

Place Published: Applied Comics Etc

URL: http://appliedcomicsetc.com/collaborations

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