We’ll use Perusall to annotate and read together. 
Precious Cinnamon Roll Kitty
ALRIGHT SO I HAVE NOT SLEPT SINCE LIKE FRIDAY NIGHT and I’m kind of sick of just writing a paragraph SO instead of typing, I have decided to spice things up! I have made for you a flowchart (ta daa) and I am quite proud of it. I’ll attach a link at the bottom in case the picture won’t load or something. ENJOY! (I had a lot of fun with this by the way.) P.S. most of the ‘no’ response boxes are just joke responses; I’m not actually that asshole-ish. P.S.S. I can elaborate on any of this if you need me to.
Link: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1kt1KbE2E_b-FuU3gU5x9LTD2QsySUDsqoEhoilDr7X4/edit?usp=sharing
4 Replies to “Precious Cinnamon Roll Kitty”
Your chart is honestly amazing. The “no” responses made me laugh(๑❛ꇳ❛๑). I love how the ideas are laid out in an simplified diagram. You took all these core ideas about multi modality and applied them in an easy to follow manner, and also made it fun to read. I wish I had a more elegant response as to how much I love your flow chart but I also have been up since Friday and I can’t properly words at the moment. But yeah, your flowchart is awesome. A+++++
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That was so awesome! especially the “write me a paper with at least two sources” lol, great! See, this is a great example of different modes. I think that I don’t understand it, but then I see this, and i’m like yeah…it’s something so simple that I just think is quite complex. This was really great! and your kitty is so cuuttteee. I have one exactly like yours, her name is Piper.
OMG I love your post! The infographic definitely is visually rhetorical and aims to inform individuals in the importance of multimodal composition. This visual response helps make sense on multimodal composition and how this method impacts literacy practices, by expanding literacy practices and incorporating various methods to produce academic work. Incredible!
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We need to have a cat date! your cat is so beautiful!
I LOVE THIS!