Ten key words will appear on screen for 30 seconds that must then be listed and defined from memory. The terms include distant, planned, spontaneous, asynchronous, personal, synchronous, immediate, ephemeral, permanent, impersonal, and interactive. Readers are then asked to analyze examples of graphological features in texts, specifically looking at how features link to modes and convey ideas, authority, and position audiences through blending genres and persuasive devices.

1. Memory Challenge
Mode

2. Ten key words will
appear
They will disappear
after 30 seconds
Your task:
(1)List the terms + (2)
Define them

3. Distant
Planned
Spontaneous
asynchronous
personalSynchronous
immediate
ephemeral
permanent
impersonal
interactive
Visual
Aural

4. Over to you!

10. Find examples of the graphological
features.
1) Link to mode features.
2) Audience and Purpose.
3) Ideas in the text.
4) How the writer is showing authority.
5) How the writer positions the audience.
6) How graphology helps link different sections
of the text together

11. Interdiscursivity: Mixing of genres

13. 1) Choose a written mode text and a blended mode text.
2) Identify the mode features.
3) Identify the graphological devices.
4) How do the graphological devices show the writer's
ideas?
5) How do the graphological devices show the writer's
authority?
6) How do the graphological devices shape the readers'
response?
Write a paragraph explaining how the
graphological devices are used to persuade
the audience.