Digital Research: A Multimodal Approach – Thursday 10th July 2014 (morning) Convenors: Professor Carey Jewitt and Dr Jeff Bezemer This session introduced multimodality and demonstrated how this approach can be […]
Watch MODE team members explore the moving image within multimodal research
Watch the MODE team introduce theoretical and conceptual perspectives of embodiment
Watch some of the MODE team discuss a multimodal approach to analysing video data
We have created a video presentation of the project fieldwork which took place on Clapham Common. The students used a mobile environment on iPads to explore on-site the history of […]
Embodiment is a multi-disciplinary concept that highlights the role of the body in interaction. Embodied approaches to interaction can help us to understand how we engage with and experience new […]
Adami, E. (2013) The paper presents a social semiotic multimodal framework for the analysis of website interactivity. Distinguishing it from interaction, the work defines interactivity as the affordance of a […]
The diversity of those involved in delivering the seminar Researching Embodiment in Digital Environments, (14th March 2013 ) was mirrored by the diversity of the participants attending the day, who […]
Training Material: Based on video viewing sessions with professor Frederick Erickson, 12 October 2012. Frederick Erickson, emeritus professor at UCLA and pioneer in using video for ethnographic research, visited MODE […]
This training day, which took place in August 2012, was designed to include: An overview of data collection methods and key issues for video based research An introduction to a […]
MODE: multimodal methodologies 