By Kate Cowan Following the ‘Multimodality: Methodological Explorations’ main conference, the PhD researchers working on MODE (Kate Cowan, Berit Henriksen and Jenifer Ho) coordinated a one-day ‘Multimodal Methods Swap’ for […]
MODE went to BERA and gave a symposium consisting of three papers linked by their focus on the Early Years, digital technology, and multimodality. We argued that digital devices, such […]
By Kate Cowan On 28th May 2014, NCRM PhD students from MODE (Kate Cowan and Berit Engøy Henriksen) and NOVELLA (Catherine Walker and Joe Winter) ran a one-day seminar entitled […]
The summer school is a five day intensive programme that is organised around 4 areas of research/interest: • face to face interaction • moving image and digital film production • […]
The seminar on Multimodality and the Moving Image pushed forward thinking about this topic in several areas. Theo van Leeuwen’s presentation revisited the key concepts of Reading Images, proposing new […]
MODE and colleagues from Great Ormond Street Hospital collaborated on a one day Agenda Setting Workshop on 7th April. The day focused in on the potential of digital technologies to […]
Authors: Carey Jewitt & Sara Price The mode seminar on embodiment and digital technologies (03.04.14) drew an interesting interdisciplinary group together. The word cloud made from the three key words […]
WHAT? Symposium at Literacy Research Association 63rd Annual Conference WHERE? Dallas, Texas, USA WHEN? 4th – 7th December 2013 WHO? Rosie Flewitt with OU colleagues Teresa Cremin, Joan Swann, Dot […]
Authors: Berit Engøy Henriksen, Kate Cowan (MODE), Catherine Walker & Jolyon Winter (NOVELLA) Last week we completed a four-part doctoral student workshop series entitled “Transcription: issues of selection and representation”. […]
Authors: Mona Sakr, Sara Price & Carey Jewitt As part of the embodiment research strand at MODE, we’ve recently started a case study looking at children’s whole body interaction with […]
