Addressed to: Secondary Education

Duration: 2 hours (1 hour the workshop, 1 hour the guided tour)

Groups: maximum of 50 students

Schedule: Wednesday to Friday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

We will create a digital comic with a very easy-to-use program in which text bubbles, dialog boxes and labels can be added to the photos taken by each group.

We will talk about the importance of comic book history and narrative. The importance of creating characters, of the body and gestures, sequence and shots. Students will use various digital tools to apply them in their own creations. The final result will be a digital comic that students can take converted into a pdf file.

Goals:

– Use plastic language to represent emotions and feelings, experiences and ideas, contributing to communication, critical reflection and respect between people and groups.

– Use various plastic and visual techniques, and information and communication technologies to apply them in one’s own creations.

– Create the characters and dramatic features of the story.

– Present the different ideas about the story to tell, develop it and make a script.

– Check the importance of research and documentation for the creation of comics.

– Relate to other people by participating in group activities with flexibility and responsibility, promoting dialogue, collaboration and communication.

Activity subsidized by the Government of the Principality of Asturias