Oh my! That's wonderful Viv! I want what you're having :) Great comic, terrific photos, loved the whole thing. I can see learners doing their own comic, maybe using costumes, RPing Carter's discoveries.
Yes, I'm suggesting some team narrative assignments that could be documented in either graphic novel form, or as short stories. (Flannery O'Connor puns not mandatory.)
I said it once, Viv...I'll say it again: you get the barge on the Nile and I get the palm-leaf fan.
ReplyDeleteGood work, your majesty!
wow, xlent work! It makes it seem like some much fun to wander and discover.
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Oh my! That's wonderful Viv! I want what you're having :) Great comic, terrific photos, loved the whole thing. I can see learners doing their own comic, maybe using costumes, RPing Carter's discoveries.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic way of documenting a sim exploration! Loved the photos, the comments and the format. I want what you're having Viv :)
ReplyDeleteComic Life is a gem...and a wonderful teaching tool too:
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Thanks a bunch Iggy, xlent1, and Tux.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm suggesting some team narrative assignments that could be documented in either graphic novel form, or as short stories. (Flannery O'Connor puns not mandatory.)