Multimodal Text Flashcards

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  • Are “texts that exceed the alphabetical and may include still and moving images, animations, color, words, music, and sound”
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Multimodal text

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(In multimodal text) refers to any “piece of communication that can take many forms”

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Text

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Examples of multimodal text

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  1. Movies
  2. Memes
  3. Essays
  4. Websites
  5. Podcasts
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A l text combines various modes of communication

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Multimodal

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Five modes of communication

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  1. Linguistic
  2. Visual
  3. Aural
  4. Gestural
  5. Spatial
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“Thus, all writing is multimodal”

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Hatdog

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  • Refers to the means of communication.
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Mode

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Is the channel or system through which communications are conveyed.

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Media

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Refers to what an audience can see, such as:
- Moving and still images
- Colors
- Text size and style
- Lines
- Movie poster
- Comic strip
- Social media post

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Visual Mode

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  • Refers to alphabetic text or spoken word.
  • Its emphasis is on language and how verbal and written words are used.
  • Word choice
  • Delivery of written or spoken text
  • Organization or words
  • Coherence of words and ideas
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Linguistic Mode

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  • Refers to the arrangement of elements in space.
  • Related to how other modes are arranged, organized, emphasized, and contrasted in a text.
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Spatial Mode

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Refers to gesture and movement.
- Facial expressions
- Hand gestures
- Body language
- Videos, movies, animations
- GIF’s
- Dance performance
- Risa Hontiveros while giving a speech

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Gestural Mode

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Refers to what an audience can hear and cannot hear.
- Music
- Silence
- Ambient noises
- Tone of voice
- Accent
- Podcasts
- Music Videos

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Aural Mode

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Categories of multimodal text

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  1. Paper-based
  2. Digital
  3. Live
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Example of paper-based multimodal text

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  1. Poster
  2. Books
  3. Drawings
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Example of Digital multimodal text

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  1. Film
  2. Slideshow
  3. E-books
  4. Websites
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Example of Live multimodal text

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  1. Stage play
  2. Concerts
  3. Oral Presentation
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Creating a Multimodal Text

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  1. Determine your rhetorical situation.
  2. Review and analyze other multimodal texts.
  3. Gather content, media, and tools.
  4. Cite and attribute information appropriately.
  5. Begin drafting your text.
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Rhetorical Situation

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  1. Message (Purpose of your text)
  2. Audience (Who will read/interact with your text)
  3. Author (Your relationship to the message and audience)
  4. Genre (The type of text you want to create)
  5. Medium (Where you want to distribute it)
20
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use this type of writing if creating a word-heavy multimodal text

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freewriting

21
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use this type of writing if creating a poster or commercial

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Drawing, sketching

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use this type of writing if you are creating a podcast or video

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Writing a script