Julia Grijspaardt

First and foremost, the most significant thing I learned from creating my own 3D model is that it is a process of trial and error.

In this blog post, I will be discovering the concept of digital materiality. With the rapid digitization of our online society, comes the inevitable digitizing of collections. When analyzing objects in a collection, the material qualities of the object are just as important as the content. Therefore, when analyzing a collection digitally, it is important that this materiality of the collection is also conveyed.

This podcast is part of a series of different elements, which all focus on discovering the concept of multimodality. This contains multiple blog posts discussing different aspects of it as well as this podcast tying all of this together in verbal form. If you want to discover more about multimodality, just press play or browse one of our blogs!

One of the most important elements of understanding any concept; is starting with understanding where it came from. In this blog post I will be explaining the history of multimodality through some of the most important scholars on the topic.

Behind the concept of multimodality is the want to communicate a meaning. The study of multimodality aims to achieve the communication of a meaning as effectively as possible...

This blog post contains a reflection of two topics that I found most interesting from the course Machines of Knowledge and Design Thinking and Maker Culture.