In “An Introduction to and and Strategies for Multimodal Composing” by Melanie Gagich discusses the strategies and gives tips on how to develop multimodal compositions. Strategies and Techniques are ways that I find help me develop a style alongside examples. I say this because I can have all the strategies and techniques, but it won’t mean anything if I don’t have essential knowledge. That’s where having trial and error would be beneficial to communicate to an audience, and multimodal strategies are essential to address the right group of people. I could write something that would be good, but at the same time, people can not fully understand. The audience would be reading but not know who I was directing the information to. Once you get to know the strategies, they will all come together. After that, you can add techniques to fit your writing style.
Gagich has offered guidance on how much to take control of the multiple modes of communication. Such as textual, visual, auditory, etc., but I think there is a communication that you would be better than others. When you learn how well you communicate, you get better from experience. I find myself to be a person who can communicate better through text because I gather my thoughts better. I also have more time to myself and put more effort into what I respond to or what I decide to write about. Through visual and auditory, I could be decent using those but not as well as textualizing.
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