Multimodality: Print and Digital Anglophone Narratives

The program focuses on the in-depth understanding of Anglophone literary multimodal storytelling with reference to a variety of multimodal narratives (print and digital) and digital applications. It is taught asynchronously in English and offers both synchronous and asynchronous feedback and guidance, while it provides learners the opportunity of flexible attendance and self-paced learning (asynchronous teaching and activities; synchronous/asynchronous communication and presentations).

The Scientific Coordinator of the program is Dr. Tatiani Rapatzikou, Associate Professor, Department of American Literature and Culture, School of English, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh), Greece.

Duration: 100 hours

Platforms: Elearning and ZOOM (supported by the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, AUTh)

Language: English

ECTS: 3,5

Certificate: Specialized Training

Cost: €200

Discount: Two full scholarships available (see Discount Policy)

Start date: July 2024

End date: July 2024

Teaching Staff
The program is delivered by the following members:

Tatiani Rapatzikou

(Associate Professor, Department of American Literature and Culture, School of English, AUTh)

Vasileios Delioglanis

(PhD holder in American Literature and Culture, School of English, AUTh; Primary Education Teacher)

Despoina Deleki

(Postdoctoral researcher in American Literature and Culture, School of English AUTh; Primary Education Teacher)

Evgenia Kleidona

(PhD candidate, Department of American Literature and Culture, School of English, AUTh)

Thomas Mantzaris

(PhD holder in American Literature and Culture, School of English AUTh)

Paschalia Mitskidou

(PhD candidate, Department of  American Literature and Culture, School of English, AUTh)

Maria-Virginia Tsikopoulou

(PhD candidate, Department of American Literature and Culture, School of English AUTh)