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Suad Nofal commented on Podcasts as a Multimodal Learning Tool in Multimodal Literacies MOOC…
This article presents a compelling case for using podcasts as a multimodal learning tool, effectively highlighting how integrating audio elements into education can enhance student engagement and comprehension. The breakdown of key aspects...More
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Suad Nofal commented on Embracing Multiliteracies: Strategies for Teaching Education Sciences in Multilingual Kazakhstani Classrooms in Multimodal Literacies MOOC…
This article presents a well-structured and insightful discussion on the role of multiliteracies in multilingual Kazakhstani classrooms, particularly in the field of Education Sciences. The emphasis on Mary Kalantzis and Bill Cope's Pedagogy of...More
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Suad Nofal posted an update in Multimodal Literacies MOOC…
Forsa A Multimodal Platform for Learning, Growth, and Opportunities
Forsa https://www.for9a.com/en , Forsa means “opportunity” in Arabic language. Is an important platform that plays a major role in skill-building, scholarships, and learning opportunities for students and young professionals in the Arab world. The...More
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Suad Nofal commented on Section 8.1: Introduction in Multimodal Literacies MOOC…
Thank you, very informative online course!
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Suad Nofal commented on Section 8.2: Multimodal Meaning and Synaesthesia in Multimodal Literacies MOOC…
In the era of digital media, meaning is no longer confined to written or spoken words; it emerges from a rich interplay of multiple modes, including visuals, sounds, gestures, spatial arrangements, and interactive elements. This multimodal approach...More
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Suad Nofal posted an update in Multimodal Literacies MOOC…
The Power of Multimodal Communication in Storytelling and Learning
In the digital age, communication has evolved far beyond traditional text-based literacy. Multimodal communication, the integration of text, images, audio, video, and interactive media plays a crucial role in shaping how individuals consume and conv...More
This article offers a thoughtful and insightful comparison of academic writing approaches in Kazakhstan and the U.S., effectively highlighting the evolution from rigid, grammar-based instruction to a more dynamic, process-oriented model. The...More