The document discusses the key elements and examples of multimodal communication. It defines multimodal as using more than one mode of communication to create meaning, such as combining written text with images. The modes include written language, spoken language, visual elements, audio, gestures, and spatial understanding. Examples provided of multimodal texts include picture books, graphic novels, textbooks, posters, comics, films, animations, slideshows, e-posters, digital stories, and web pages. The elements that make up multimodal texts are discussed as linguistic, visual, audio, gestural, and spatial.

1. Fred Ryan C. Deaño

2. Class Rules
No eating
No chitchat
No cellphone

6. How were you able to
determine the meaning
of the pictures?

8. 1) Define Multimodal,
2) Identify the elements of multimodal,
3) Transcode multimodal into plain text/word.
Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, we are expected to:

9. What is a
Multimodal?

10. Multimodal refers to the use
of more than one mode of
communication in a text to
create meaning.

11. Multimodal
Communication is not only
relaying messages through
voice and letters. It does not
limit its purpose to written and
verbal text.

12. Multimodal
When technology came into
this world, different modes of
communication came to
existence. They are called
multimodal.

14. Multimodal
Many texts are
multimodal where
meaning is
communicated through
combinations of two or
more modes.

15. Multimodal
Modes include :
written language
spoken language

16. Multimodal
Patterns of meaning
visual audio gestural tactile spatial

17. Multimodal text
picture
books

18. Multimodal text
graphic
novels

19. Multimodal text
text
books

20. Multimodal text
posters

21. Multimodal text
comics

22. Multimodal texts
where meaning is conveyed to
the reader through varying
combinations of visual (still
image), written language, and
spatial modes.

23. Digital multimodal texts
film

24. Digital multimodal texts
animations

25. Digital multimodal texts
slideshow

26. Digital multimodal texts
E-poster

27. Digital multimodal texts
Digital
stories

28. Digital multimodal texts
Web pages

29. Digital multimodal texts
Which convey meaning through
combinations of written and
spoken language, visual (still and
moving image), audio, gestural
and spatial modes.

30. Live Multimodal
Dance

31. Live Multimodal
performance

32. Live Multimodal
Oral
storytelling

33. Live multimodal
Which convey meaning
through combinations of
modes such as gestural,
spatial, spoken language, and
audio.

34. Wrap it up!
In a visual text, for example,
representation of people, objects,
and places can be conveyed using
choices of visual semiotic resources
such as line, shape, size, line and
symbols,

35. Wrap it up!
while written language would
convey this meaning through
sentences using noun groups
and adjectives which are written
or typed on paper or a screen.

36. Elements of Multimodal Text
A text may be defined as
multimodal when it combines
two or more semiotic systems.

37. Elements of Multimodal Text
• Linguistic:
vocabulary, structure,
grammar of
oral/written language

38. Elements of Multimodal Text
• Visual:
color,
vectors and viewpoint
in still and
moving images

39. Elements of Multimodal Text
• • Audio or Aural:
volume,
pitch and
rhythm of
music and
sound effects

40. Elements of Multimodal Text
• Gestural:
movement,
facial
expression
and
body language

41. Elements of Multimodal Text
• Gestural:
movement,
facial
expression
and
body language

42. Elements of Multimodal Text
• Spatial:
proximity,
direction,
Positionof layout,
organization
of objects in space.

43. Let’s do some
exercise.

54. Game
Time!

67. Quiz!
Quiz!
Quiz!

68. Directions: Provide the
correct meaning or
interpretation of the given
emojis.