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Comment for: Kim: Hey Kim if you haven't seen: COMICS: American & World History Ink & 1.26.09 FRAMING AMERICAN HISTORY you might dig the resources at those two posts!!! RRG:); Added by Ryan Goble at 8:19am on March 15, 2010

Comment for: Susan: Hey Kim if you haven't seen: COMICS: American & World History Ink & 1.26.09 FRAMING AMERICAN HISTORY you might dig the resources at those two posts!!! RRG:); Added by Ryan Goble at 8:19am on March 15, 2010

Topic: BOOK: Photos Framed: he most important and vivid photos taken over the medium’s history. Each photo is accompanied by a page of text that provides the history of the image, its significance, a brief biography of the photographer and a few “Photo Thoughts”—questions to consider. Readers are invited to use their powers of observation to zoom in on photographic elements, blow up details of the subject matter, think about the big picture, and pan out on the photographer. PHOTOS FRAMED will open viewers’ eyes to the art of photography and its power to tell a story.…; Added by Frank W. Baker to Art & Visual Cultures at 12:37pm on November 5, 2014

Comment on: Topic 'Looking for recommendations: Comics for 9th grade Global Studies class.': but of interest... 1.26.09 FRAMING AMERICAN HISTORY I'll also make a wall post in the world history group to this post - perhaps folks will be able to add more ideas!…; Added by Ryan Goble to Graphic Novels & Comics at 12:38pm on January 17, 2010

Topic: BOOK: Hollywood Frame By Frame: , there was often a photographer on set, capturing the scene as actors and directors collaborated to produce classic movies. This book collects the contact sheets from classic movies like The African Queen (1951), Some Like it Hot (1959), Taxi Driver (1976), Grosse Point Blank (1997) and many more. Capturing legends such as Woody Allen, Audrey Hepburn, Alfred Hitchcock, Marilyn Monroe, and Frank Sinatra at work and at repose, these images offer rare glimpses into the art of moviemaking, the science of movie marketing, and the nature of stardom.…; Added by Frank W. Baker to Teach with Moving Images at 7:42pm on September 26, 2014

Comment on: Topic 'Cartoon History of the Universe 3: From the Rise of Arabia to the Renaissance': Also consider reading... 1.27.09 ILLUSTRATING WORLD HISTORY? 1.26.09 FRAMING AMERICAN HISTORY NEW COMIC: Gonick's History of the World Series; Added by Ryan Goble to Graphic Novels & Comics at 6:45pm on October 25, 2010

Topic: BOOK: Photos Framed (Critical Thinking/Viewing About Images): 27 of the most important and vivid photos taken over the medium’s history. Each photo is accompanied by a page of text that provides the history of the image, its significance, a brief biography of the photographer and a few “Photo Thoughts”—questions to consider. Readers are invited to use their powers of observation to zoom in on photographic elements, blow up details of the subject matter, think about the big picture, and pan out on the photographer. PHOTOS FRAMED will open viewers’ eyes to the art of photography and its power to tell a story.…; Added by Frank W. Baker to Media Education/Literacy at 12:38pm on November 5, 2014

Comment on: Group 'Special Educators / Learning Diversity': 'The People Speak'- with links to the study guides. Echoing Robert, I do think that all good teaching is aligned with special ed goals, in that it is differentiated and multi-modal. I always find all kinds of music and media engages reluctant readers (hence Mindblue and this Ning) To those ends check out these old posts as they might give you some more ideas. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Lesson Plan Archive & Summer Teacher Institute See the info about Teaching Tolerance Films & free Civil Rights/Ben Harper Study Guide here: Making Civil Rights POP? See these posts on history graphic novels: COMICS: American & World History Ink 1.26.09 FRAMING AMERICAN HISTORY and this fun post on using photos - RESOURCES & ARCHIVES: Photography, Looking At Images, Primary Sources + Life.com Oh and since you're in Chicago - you've GOT to check out this animated This American Life Lost Buildings - in credible DVD - it is still for sale at the This American Life store and it is INCREDIBLE. Hope these get you started on mutli-modal high interest history resources!! Happy Holidays! RRG:)…; Added by Ryan Goble to Special Educators / Learning Diversity at 12:17pm on December 18, 2009

Comment for: Dustin Hagood: s: 1. American History Ink 2. World History Ink 3. Jamestown's American Portraits I have copies of the "Ink" series if you want to borrow one, just let me know. RRG:)…; Added by Ryan Goble at 6:22pm on October 6, 2009

Comment for: Ashley Cornelison: s: 1. American History Ink 2. World History Ink 3. Jamestown's American Portraits I have copies of the "Ink" series if you want to borrow one, just let me know. RRG:)…; Added by Ryan Goble at 6:23pm on October 6, 2009

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