On Multimodal Composing

Sara P. Alvarez; Michael Baumann; Michelle Day; Khirsten L. Echols; Layne M.
P. Gordon; Ashanka Kumari; Laura Sceniak Matravers; Jessica Newman; Amy McCleese
 Nichols; Caitlin E. Ray; Jon Udelson; Rick Wysocki; Dànielle DeVoss

Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy Jan 2017 web Open Access

On Multimodal Composing

Sara P. Alvarez ; Michael Baumann ; Michelle Day ; Khirsten L. Echols ; Layne M. P. Gordon ; Ashanka Kumari ; Laura Sceniak Matravers ; Jessica Newman ; Amy McCleese Nichols ; Caitlin E. Ray ; Jon Udelson ; Rick Wysocki ; Dànielle DeVoss

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What does composing look like in and across digital, networked spaces and the physical spaces our bodies inhabit as we compose? What does multimodal composing look like as we choreograph alphabetic text, images, sound, video, and more? In this project, the authors take on these questions as they capture and share their composing processes across mediums, platforms, localities, and languages.

Journal: Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy
Published: 2017-01
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Topics: multimodality
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