Past Events

Multimodal Text Production on Communication Apps within and beyond the classroom in Norway

Teaching and learning art in pandemic times: Reflections on students’ digital diaries

Gunther Kress: Celebrating his life and honoring his memory

PanMeMic – communication in the pandemic and the future of social interaction: towards a collective semiotic methodology

Multimodality in online communication: Video Calls during the pandemic

Reading as designing: A multimodal approach to understanding visualizations of literary texts in EFL classes

“Seeing eye to I”: A multimodal approach to reading faces in graphic novels

From map using to map making: The museum experience through visitors’ digital maps

Analysing spatial discourse in a Disney theme park: The Na’vi River Ride in ‘World of Avatar: Pandora’

We are delighted that after a period of interruption the sessions of the Visual and Multimodal Research Forum have now resumed in the format of online weekly lunch time seminar series open to all. The sessions run via Microsoft Teams and a one-off registration for all the seminars can be made through: https://forms.gle/ubU7hqwwqAThPadt9

Previously scheduled sessions for this academic year have been moved to the following one further to confirmation with the speakers.

Please note that the session with Dr Carl H Smith (Ravensbourne University London) initially scheduled for the 17th of July has been postponed for September.

The meetings of the Forum for this academic year end with the presentation by Dr Styliani Karatza, National and Kapodeistrian University of Athens (17th July).

The Centre for Multimodal Research would particularly like to thank all the contributors and participants in the Forum. We have all enjoyed the coming together of an international community of multimodal researchers. We wish you all a safe and relaxing summer and look forward to seeing you in our Friday lunch time sessions which will resume on the 25th of September as weekly online sessions.

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