Why We Still Need to Pick Up a Pencil in the Age of AI with Nick Sousanis
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Inside Learning welcomes Eisner Award winning comics artist and San Francisco State University professor Nick Sousanis, whose Teachers College Columbia PhD dissertation was created entirely in comics and later published by Harvard University Press as The Unflattening. Nick and Aidan discuss drawing as a form of thinking and embodied learning, and Nick argues that AI-generated outputs can bypass the productive struggle where learning happens. He recounts a formative teaching moment when delayed textbooks revealed his students were learning most through making and play, which shaped his approach of "study and play." They explore doodling, movement and retention, productive failure and persistence, Rancière's The Ignorant Schoolmaster and self-directed learning, and how constraints can increase creativity through activities, copying and tracing for analysis. Nick also describes his ongoing work to make comics accessible for blind and low-vision readers through panels, conferences and adapted formats.
Find Nick and his work at https://spinweaveandcut.com
All of Nick's books on Amazon.ie https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=Nick+Sousanis
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00:00 Learnovate Intro 00:13 Meet Nick Sousanis 02:03 Textbooks Never Arrived 04:37 Embodied Thinking 08:29 Doodling Boosts Learning 10:49 Struggle and Practice 12:24 Rancière Self Teaching 15:49 Constraints Set You Free 18:47 Process Over Talent 21:02 Completion Based Grading 25:44 Tracing and Copying 29:27 Accessible Comics Project 37:09 Where to Find Nick 40:55 Learnovate Outro
Nick Sousanis
Unflattening https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=Unflattening+Nick+Sousanis
With Great Power Comes Great Pedagogy (eds. Susan Kirtley, Antero Garcia, Peter Carlson) https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=With+Great+Power+Comes+Great+Pedagogy
Mentioned in this episode
The Ignorant Schoolmaster by Jacques Rancière https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=The+Ignorant+Schoolmaster+Ranciere
The Gift of Dyslexia by Ronald D. Davis https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=The+Gift+of+Dyslexia+Ronald+Davis
Tinker Dabble Doodle Try by Srini Pillay https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=Tinker+Dabble+Doodle+Try+Srini+Pillay
Productive Failure by Manu Kapur https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=Productive+Failure+Manu+Kapur
Eunoia by Christian Bök https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=Eunoia+Christian+Bok
99 Ways to Tell a Story by Matt Madden https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=99+Ways+to+Tell+a+Story+Matt+Madden
Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=Understanding+Comics+Scott+McCloud
Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=Green+Eggs+and+Ham+Dr+Seuss
Scratch (DVD, dir. Doug Pray) https://www.amazon.ie/s?k=Scratch+Doug+Pray+DVD