How to combine multimodal methodologies with other concepts and frameworks?
Abstract: In this lecture I will look at the history of construction toys as a semiotic resource, demonstrating how their constraints and affordances have changed as they moved from the […]
MIDAS: Methodological Innovation in Digital Arts and Social Science We are pleased to announce the launch of our new project website: http://midas.ioe.ac.uk This project looks into methodological innovation in […]
MODE multimodal methodologies FOR RESEARCHING DIGITAL DATA AND ENVIRONMENTS June 10th, 2014, London Knowledge Lab Of all cultural forms, the moving image is one of the most important in […]
The aim of the video data workshops are to work through participants’ own video data using the analytical tools previously introduced at MODE events. The workshops will be facilitated by […]
Abstract: This paper reports on a research project that focuses on contemporary digital manifestations of multimodal news media production on the internet, in particular online news galleries. We see online […]
Aim and focus: This training workshop will explore the uses of digital ethnography for studying contemporary communication environments and will focus on its potentials for multimodal data collection and analysis. […]
Are you interested in social networking sites, blogs and forums, but not sure how to analyse them? In this one-day seminar we introduce a multimodal approach to the study of […]
Burn, A. (2013) NCRM Working paper Multimodality theory can offer new ways to think about the combination of sign-systems to be found in such cultural forms as narrative film, television, […]
Flewitt. R. (2013). Occasional Paper. Association for the Professional Development of Early Years Educators Literacy lies at the heart of education and has been formally enshrined as a basic human […]
Domingo, M., Jewitt, C. & Kress, G. in K. Pahl and J. Rowsel (eds.) The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Literary Studies Understanding the changing function of writing in online contexts […]
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