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Applying Multimodal Elements in Argumentative Text
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1. Visuals, Charts, and Graphs
· Purpose: To present data and statistics clearly
· Characteristics:
- Make complex information easier to understand
- Use visuals to emphasize important facts
1. Images and Illustrations
· Purpose: To clarify ideas and make arguments more relatable
· Characteristics:
- Support the text with visuals
- Evoke emotions or show real-life experiences
1. Video
· Purpose: To provide real-world examples and credible evidence
· Characteristics:
- Can include documentary clips, expert testimonials, or animations
- Makes arguments more engaging
Audio
· Purpose: To add emotion and emphasis
· Characteristics:
- May include voice narration, podcasts, or sound effects
- Helps create atmosphere or highlight key points
1. Interactive Elements
· Purpose: To involve the audience directly
· Characteristics:
- Includes interactive data visualizations, maps, or simulations
- Makes learning more memorable
Hyperlinks
· Purpose: To connect readers to more evidence and resources
· Characteristics:
- Link to credible sources or internal sections
- Help support claims with additional information
Infographics
· Purpose: To summarize complex information visually
· Characteristics:
- Combines text and visuals for quick understanding
- Displays data, statistics, or key points clearly
1. Interactive Polls and Surveys
· Purpose: To engage readers and show public opinion
· Characteristics:
- Collect responses from the audience
- Can serve as evidence or support for your argument
1. Visual Storytelling
· Purpose: To combine visuals and narrative for stronger impact
· Characteristics:
- Uses comics, storybooks, or visual timelines
- Makes abstract ideas easier to understand
· Example: A comic strip showing how technology affects communication