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MULTIMODAL
ELEMENTS

PPT MADE BY SHEENA SLAINE ORDANEZA

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PRESENTATION BY
GROUP 3
INTRODUCTION
Information's perception is
significantly influenced by how
it is presented.Fortunately,
due to ongoing advancements
made in the field of digital
communication.We can now learn
from sources other than the
traditional literature we have,
thanks to technology.

To read in order, but also to

navigate interactive content in
various digital
Combining analog channels
including print media,
infographics, blogs,
animations, and the internet
among others, pages.
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MULTIMODAL
TEXT
multimodal text is considered
multimodal when it combines two or more
communication modes to present information.
In the context of multimodal
compositions, mode refers to the method of
communication being employed. It
can be linguistic, visual, aural, gestural,
or spatial.
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MULTIMODAL AND ITS MODES

IN MULTIMODAL TEXTS, INFORMATION IS PRESENTED AND MEANING IS CONVEYED
THROUGH COMBINATIONS OF DIFFERENT MODES ACROSS WRITTEN AND SPOKEN
LANGUAGES (LINGUISTIC), STILL AND MOVING IMAGES (VISUAL), SOUNDS,
GESTURES, AND SPATIAL SEMIOTIC RESOURCES.

language visual aural gestures spatial

MULTIMODAL MODES
linguistic
The linguistic mode refers to written or
spoken words.

visual
visual text, for example, representation
of people, objects, and places can be
conveyed using choices of visual
semiotic resources
aural
aural mode is focused on sound
including, but not limited to, music,
sound effects, ambient noises, silence,
tone of voice in spoken language,
volume of sound, emphasis, and accent.

gestural
The gestural mode refers to the way
movement is interpreted. Facial
expressions, hand gestures, body
language and interaction between
people are all gestural modes.

spatial
Spatial Mode: includes physical
arrangement―spacing, position,
organization, proximity, direction, and
distance of elements in a text.
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