Hi - albeit a bit delayed ...

David Rosen some time ago asked a simple and very useful question (as 
always) which is below. In reply, I don't think there is currently an 
online collection of fotonovellas  - and no one seemed to respond to 
the question - so maybe there is not .. yet.

As I happen to have server space that is currently under-utilized, I 
am happy to post whatever fotonovellas (and related forms) that folks 
send me. This would be posted much like the current health literacy 
curricula collection at 
www.advancinghealthliteracy.com/curricula.html.  (anyone can always 
add to that just by sending me the info)

Along these lines, I also receive questions about tools for 
evaluation of health literacy projects - so this is a third area that 
I think may be useful to collect examples of and post online.  So, I 
am also willing to do the same for any evaluation tools that people 
are willing to share.

As (or IF ..) I receive them, it is likely that a 'best' or 'most 
manageable' way to post this will emerge .. so it may take a bit of 
time to sort it out especially if there is a deluge .. but then again 
it is free. :)

Best,

Andrew Pleasant




>Health Literacy Colleagues,

>

>Perhaps this has already been asked and answered, and if so, someone 

>just point me to the message. If not, however: is there a web site 

>that lists and categorizes photo novels suitable for adults, so that 

>a teacher or health educator who wants to integrate them into her/his 

>work with adult learners can easily find and order them?  I have no 

>idea how many or what kinds there may be, or if there are too few to 

>even bother.

>

>If this does not exist, and is needed, would someone be interested in 

>making such a web site?

>

>David J. Rosen

>DJRosen at theworld.com

>

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