Multimodality examines how people communicate and interact with each other, and involves the complex interweaving of various modes such as text, image, audio, color, gesture/movement, speech, etc. These modes can be combined in different ways, presented through a range of media, and can be utilized in the classroom to engage a variety of learners. Dr. David Bruce, an Associate Professor in the Learning and Instruction department of the Graduate School of Education, has completed extensive research on multimodality and visual methods of instruction and will be sharing his experiences and ideas.

Presenter: David Bruce, Graduate School of Education (GSE) 

Facilitator: Amanda Ramia

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A collaborative series sponsored by the 2022 SUNY FACT2 Excellence Award winner UB Educational Design Collaborative (EDC), Libraries, UB Information Technology (UBIT), Curriculum, Assessment, and Teaching Transformation (CATT), and UB Schools.

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