e-Learning Ecologies MOOC’s Updates

Multimodal Meaning - Discursive Dimensions of Learning

Multimodal Meaning—using new media resources. Today’s learners need to be able to use digital media to juxtapose and link text, diagram, table, dataset, video documentation, audio recording and other media. Across all subject areas, meaning making and knowledge representations are supported and enhanced today by digital production skills and technologies.

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Media embedded January 19, 2016
Media embedded January 19, 2016

Comment: Make a comment below this update about the ways in which the multimodal affordances of new media can change the nature of learning. Respond to others' comments with @name.

Post an Update: Make an update introducing a multimodal meaning concept on the community page. Define the concept and provide at least one example of the concept in practice. Be sure to add links or other references, and images or other media to illustrate your point. If possible, select a concept that nobody has addressed yet so we get a well-balanced view of multimodal meaning. Also, comment on at least three or four updates by other participants. Multimodal meaning concepts might include:

  • Multiliteracies
  • New Media
  • Digital Media
  • Multimodal knowledge representations
  • Visual learning
  • Video learning
  • Simulations
  • Learning games
  • Suggest a subconcept in need of definition!
  • Margarida Maneta
  • Atefeh Moradian
  • Hanene Assali
  • Seba Al Otaibi
  • Hanene Assali
  • Jawaher Nasser
  • د. نجار
  • شريفة العيسى
  • Hanene Assali
  • شريفة العيسى
  • شريفة العيسى
  • Anil Kumar Nayak
  • د. نجار