DESIGNING A MULTIMODAL STUDY “Multimodality goes beyond recognizing the existence of different ways of producing meaning. “Multimodality also means recognition of the differences among different semiotic resources and of the ways in which they are combined in actual instances of meaning making” (Jewitt; Bezemer; O’Halloran, 2016, p. 14)” Source: Lesson 5 (Theme 5 –Designing a multimodal study) Out of the, Jewitt, Bezemer, and O’Halloran (2016, p. 130) mention 8 elements to be observed when developing a multimodal study. Which alternative contains at least three of those? A Using statistics; Selecting an empirical focus; use of quantitative methods B Selecting an empirical focus; Gathering research materials; use of quantitative methods C Choosing an approach; Deciding on a research area/focus; Formulating research questions D Dealing with research materials; Transcribing research materials; Using statistics