National Archives – Developments in Polynominal Texture Mapping
Following Carey’s visit to the National Archives in January we are pleased to hear that they have posted the first of a series of blogs about PTM (polynomial texture mapping). […]
Monthly Archives: April 2013
Fingerpainting on the iPad
Author: Lucrezia Crescenzi, Sara Price and Carey Jewitt Experience shows that babies are able to use mobile devices and touch screen… but to what extent is it true? From what […]
A multimodal take on scientific inquiry as an embodied practice: methodological challenges
Authors: Carey Jewitt, Sara Price and Mona Sakr In the embodiment project within MODE we have been working on some in depth analysis of our empirical studies of students using […]
Seminar overview: Stories and embodied memories in dementia – 16/4/13
Author: Mona Sakr Title: “Stories and embodied memories in dementia” Speaker: Lars-Christer Hyden, Linköping University, Sweden Today’s seminar (offered by MODE in conjunction with NOVELLA) was a fascinating insight into […]
Multimodal theory and theories of space
Authors Carey Jewitt, Myrrh Domingo and Gunther Kress We ran a MODE seminar on Analysing Space and time in mobile and online environments this week. We introduced key concepts from […]
Digital Mapping – The Importance of Space, Place and Time
Author: Sam Hind, Phd Student, University of Warwick attached to the ERC project Charting the Digital (http://digitalcartography.eu/project.html). Digital Maps intimately connect the concepts of space, place and time. Each is […]
What is the focus of a social semiotic multimodal framework and what makes it significant for the analysis of blogs?
Authors: Gunther Kress, Carey Jewitt, Myrrh Domingo and Elisabetta Adami Social Semiotics is concerned with all aspects of meaning and meaning production. In this it focuses on those who are […]
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