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    MULTIMODAL TEXT

    Learning Objectives

    Define multimodal text Exploring Modes of


    and explain its Multimodal Texts through
    components Listening and Speaking
    Apply the understanding
    of multimodal texts by
    creating a presentation
    What is a Multimodal Text?

    In the context of English, the term ‘mode’ refers to


    different forms or channels of communication.
    Therefore, a multimodal text refers to a text that
    combines two or more modes of communication to
    convey meaning or ideas.
    Multimodal Text:
    Live

    Dance
    – the expression of an idea or emotion
    through the use of body movements in a
    rhythmic way, accompanied with music

    Oral Presentation
    - the delivery of an idea in front of a public
    audience
    Digital
    Film
    - is a form of storytelling using a series of
    moving images shown on the screen, usually
    with sounds

    Animation
    - is a method of storytelling using figures
    that are manipulated to appear as a series
    of moving images
    Digital
    Slideshows
    - is a presentation that is based on a
    series of projected images or
    photographic slides

    E- posters
    - or electronic posters is a digital
    presentation of a study and can be
    accessed through the use of softwares
    Digital

    Digital stories
    - is a multimedia
    presentation of a narrative
    structure combining a variety
    of digital elements
    Paper- based

    Infographics
    - is a collection of images, charts, and data to
    present a quick and clear information

    Graphic texts
    - presents information and data with the use
    of words in diagrams and drawings
    Paper- based

    Posters
    - is a large printed picture or a notice that is
    used for advertising or decoration

    Comics
    - is a a medium of narration using images
    combined with text
    Paper- based

    Picture
    - is an image or drawing that represent a
    certain topic
    Exploring Modes of
    Multimodal Texts through
    Listening and Speaking
    LISTENING AS A MODE

     Auditory Elements: Listening involves the reception of


    auditory information.

     In multimodal texts, this can include spoken words,


    music, sound effects, and more.
    SPEAKING AS A MODE:
     Verbal Expression: Speaking is the active use of
    language to convey meaning.

     In multimodal texts, this can include spoken


    words, scripted dialogue, or other forms of verbal
    expression.
    Examples of Multimodal
    Texts Involving Listening
    and Speaking:
    Video Presentations:
     A video presentation often involves
    spoken words (speaking)
    accompanied by visual aids, graphics,
    and possibly background music
    (listening).
    Interactive Learning Modules:
     Online courses or interactive learning
    modules often combine spoken
    instructions (speaking) with visual
    elements like slides, animations, and
    interactive quizzes (listening and
    visual elements).
    Multimedia Presentations:
     Presentations that use a
    combination of spoken words,
    visual slides, and possibly
    interactive elements create a
    multimodal experience.
    Podcasts:
     Podcasts are primarily auditory
    (listening) but may also include
    visual elements in the form of cover
    art, episode descriptions, or
    accompanying videos.
    REMEMBER

    Studying multimodal texts teaches us that information


    can come in many forms—spoken, written, visual, and
    digital. Just as we need to use different senses to fully
    understand the world, learning to navigate these texts
    helps us become better thinkers, communicators, and
    problem-solvers. It reminds us that being open to
    different ways of learning makes us more adaptable and
    prepared for life’s challenges.

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