21st Century Literature from the Philippines and the World

  Multimedia is a type of communication that integrates multiple types of material into a single interactive presentation, such as text, audio, pictures, animations, or video. Multimedia can help to create a social setting in which literary works can be shared and discussed. Multimedia aids make studying literature more fascinating since you may use technology to actively and jointly create knowledge structures. Technology aids oral fluency practice by making it simple to edit written work, connect with ideas and information in different modalities, and record, listen, and rerecord without stress. It enables us to create and reconstruct thoughts in both auditory and visual modes. We may use a variety of techniques to analyze, interpret, and evaluate texts using multimedia platforms. The use of multimedia in literary research has a significant influence. We may utilize blog, mind mapping, mobile phone text tula, slideshow presentation, tag cloud, and video as examples of multimedia for

Modern literary genres presently used by 21st century writers Literature is a broad term that refers to any collection of written works, more narrowly used for works that are particularly considered to be an art form. Literature is used as a means of preserving, transmitting and recording information and entertainment, as well as a means of fulfilling social, psychological, spiritual or political functions. There are many kinds of conventional literary genres presently used by 21st century writers. This blog will let you know the similarities and differences of the chosen 3 literature genres which are Doodle Fiction, Manga, and Graphic Novel in terms of structure and their elements. 21st Century Literature Genres   DOODLE FICTION - In place of standard typeface, the author uses doodle drawings and handwritten visuals in a literary presentation. EXAMPLE:                                                                                                    MANGA -Manga is a Japanese term th