Dear Tasha,

I have not read anything about comics per se. However, I think you can get a
good model for developing comics if you look into the strategies used in
developing soap operas. Everett Rogers' book on entertainment education can
be very useful.


Nader Nassif


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> Hi all Click 4 HPers:
>
> I am looking into the use of comics as a tool for
> cross cultural public education and I'd love to get
> any references or referrals from anyone on the list
> that knew of an organization or an area that not only
> used this tactic of public education but also
> evaluated the effectiveness of the messages.
>
> I know that there have been groups in New Zealand and
> Australia, the Netherlands and San Francisco that have
> used these approaches however I am not sure that the
> technique has ever been fully evaluated.
>
> Any info out there you want to share?
>
> Thanks in advance for your help,
> Tasha Kravchenko
>
>
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