Multimodality and Collective Action

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These flashcards cover key concepts related to multimodality, collective action, and communication methods as discussed in the lecture.

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Multimodality

The use of multiple modes or methods of communication such as text, audio, visual, and gestures in a single project.

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Collective Action

The process of individuals acting together towards a common goal, often emphasizing the importance of community and shared efforts.

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Gestural Representation

Communication through body movements, facial expressions, and gestures that convey meaning without words.

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Spatial Representation

The arrangement of elements in a physical space to convey meaning or enhance communication, such as in an art exhibit.

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Audio Representation

The use of sound or music as a communication tool to convey ideas or emotions in various mediums.

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Implicit Representation

The underlying meaning or message conveyed through language or other forms of communication, often not directly stated.

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Tactile Representation

Element of communication that involves physical touch or interaction, often enhancing the understanding of a concept.

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Outline

A structured plan or framework detailing the key points and elements of a project, particularly in the context of video or presentation creation.

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Social Energizer

An activity designed to stimulate engagement, reflection, or discussion among participants, often used in educational settings.

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Cultural Energizer

An exercise or activity that promotes awareness and reflection on cultural themes and concepts, typically through media consumption.