Dear colleagues!
In October, our SIG was part of ASOCOPI’s 58th Annual and 4th International Conference in Manizales.
On October 14th the coordinators, Professors José Aldemar Álvarez and Alejandro Fernández, conducted
the workshop “Designing Transmodal Sequences in Multimodal Pedagogies”. This presentation was about
the ways in which transmodalization can be used in our language classrooms. You can check the
workshop’s abstract below to get more details about it.
One of the main concepts in multimodal pedagogies is transmodality. The concept refers to the design of
tasks that move across several modes of communication, bringing different opportunities for meaning
making. This workshop briefly discusses the main principles of multimodal pedagogies and focuses on
transmodality as a way to assemble instructional sequences that target particular language skills and
capabilities. During the presentation, some practical guidelines for the design and implementation of
transmodal sequences will be offered. Additionally, the audience will participate in the design of tasks
integrating the concept.
The meeting was a success!! Attendants had a great time designing multimodal artifacts that helped
explain the main concepts of multimodal pedagogies and in particular transmodality. Below, we share
some pictures of the meeting. We thank all colleagues who attended the session and invite all of you to
contribute to our SIG by asking questions in the forum or sending ideas of publication for our Newsletter.
Finally, our next meeting will be next year in Barranquilla where the upcoming conference will take place.
Join us!
Participants of our most recent talk
Using building blocks to
communicate ideas
Play Doh was also part of
our workshop
Tubes were part of our
participants' messages
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