Multimedia Narrative Mockup

This is the Impactful & Descriptive Title of My Multimedia Narrative


Banana and Gorilla Read a Journal in Leyburn Library
photo credit Elizabeth Anne Teaff

This is my horizontal rule that looks good!

Introduction

I have picked a topic/issue from class discussions or course readings and will tell a story with spoken and/or written text and multimedia elements.

Here I define my topic and intended audience and tell you why my narrative creation is significant and has educational value.

When I “quote” or paraphrase from my research material I link to my content if from an online source. I use in-text citation if my research material is in print only (Teaff 1974).

Narrative Content/Research

Here are the results of my research and my multimedia elements.

My narrative is told using different types of media (written text does not repeat what is told through multimedia elements).

My narrative contains at least two of the following multimedia elements:

  • audio files
  • moving or still pictures
  • graphics
  • interactive data

Multimedia Example: A Timeline from TimelineJS

Multimedia Example: Fake Tweet with PrankMeNot

Fake iPhone Text Generator iOS

Conclusion

Here are the “take-aways” for my audience.
I have proof-read my project for spelling and grammar errors!!!

Works Cited

Here I list (3 -5 sources) the book chapters, articles, newspaper stories, etc. I used to support my topic with proper attribution for source material (including images and interviews) in MLA format.

Use this page to help you make anchor tags: https://kinsta.com/blog/anchor-links/ Scroll down until you find the section on How to Create Anchor Links in WordPress with a Plugin

  • Install the recommended plugin: TinyMCEAdvanced
    • Your in-text citation will be step 1 (make sure you include #)
    • Your full citation in your works cited will linked to the in-text citation using the anchor (step 2)

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