Transcription Seminar: Participant Reflections
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 […]
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MODE SUMMER SCHOOL 2014
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 • […]
MULTIMODALITY AND THE MOVING IMAGE
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 […]
Using digital technologies for researching children and young people’s cancer care
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 […]
Researching the body
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 […]
Research and analysis in mobile technology environments
Authors: Sara Price and Carey Jewitt MODE recently facilitated a day event on researching and analysing mobile technology environments. It attracted a wide range of people interested and/or working with […]
Some researchers come to call: Researching the teaching and learning of advanced and innovative social science methods
Author: Melanie Nind, University of Southampton At the MODE Seminar on Multimodal Transcription on 17 October, there were 3 extra learners in the room – Rose Wiles, Daniel Kilburn and […]
Reflections on attending the Mode Seminar “Multimodal Transcription”
Author: Adam Wood, Manchester Metropolitan University A key assumption of multimodal approaches is that words tell only one part of a story. When it comes to transcription then, this raises […]
Everyday Language, Everyday Literacies
Authors: Rosie Flewitt and John Potter Rosie Flewitt and John Potter were invited discussants at the 2-day, inspiring Everyday Language, Everyday Literacies Conference, led by Kate Pahl and Julia Davies […]
Eye tracking: what can we use it for in multimodal studies?
Author: Carey Jewitt Jana Holsanova from Lund University Sweden led a great MODE masterclass on Eye Tracking. She showed the potential of eye tracking data and analysis to: Show to […]
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