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The document discusses methods in multimodal scholarship and paradigm shifts in research. It argues that technology transforms research by dissolving binaries between design and technology. As research and design inform each other through technology, new scholarly vernaculars emerge using multi-modal approaches. This leads to a paradigm shift where objects of communication become dynamic tools for thinking rather than static formats, allowing for evocative knowledge sharing.
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Multimedia Scholarship
- 1. Methods in Multimedia Scholarship
- 2. Methods in Multimodal Scholarship
- 3. Inverse relationship between text and images Text = Images 1
- 4. Inverse relationship between Content and Design Content = Design 1
- 5. Inverse relationship between Design and technology Design = Technology 1
- 6. Research + technology + design = new scholarly vernaculars = New Scholarly Vernaculars Research + Technology + Design
- 7. Media Arts & Practice (iMAP) PhD program http://cinema.usc.edu/imap
- 8. Vectors: Journal of Culture and Technology in a Dynamic Vernacular http://vectorsjournal.net
- 9. Paradigm shift + =
- 10. Technology transforms research Technology transforms research Paradigm shifts
- 11. Design informstechnology Technology transforms research Design informs technology Paradigm shifts
- 12. Research and design inform each other Technology transforms research Design informs technology Research design Paradigm shifts
- 13. Multi-modal scholarship Technology transforms research Design informs technology Research design (multi-modal scholarship) Paradigm shifts
- 14. Dissolution of binaries Dissolution of binaries: Front-end / Back-end Paradigm shifts
- 15. Dissolution of binaries Dissolution of binaries: Front-end / Back-end (Design) (Technology) Paradigm shifts
- 16. Paradigm shifts Information presentation Information architecture Paradigm shifts Paradigm shifts
- 17. Objects of communication --> tools to think with Information presentation Information architecture Objects of communication Tools to think with Paradigm shifts
- 18. Objects of communication --> tools to think with Information presentation Information architecture Objects of communication Evocative knowledge objects Paradigm shifts
- 19. Objects of communication --> tools to think with Static Dynamic Book Engine Paradigm shifts
- 20. Thinkmap Visual Thesaurus http://www.visualthesaurus.com Thinkmap http://www.thinkmap.com
- 21. C-Net -- The Big Picture
- 25. hypertext Ted Nelson, “Ordinary hypertext” (1963)