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Digital Interference: Challenges in Teaching Multimodal Projects in First-Year Composition

by Greg Gillespie | Xchanges 19.1, Spring 2025


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Contents

Introduction

Complicating Multimodality

Trouble with Training and Professional Development (PD)

Self-Reliance

Institutional Barriers

Recommendations

Conclusion

References

About the Author

About the Author

Greg Gillespie (he/him) is a PhD student in Rhetoric, Writing, & Linguistics and teaches first-year composition at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He also tutors and coaches at the Judith Anderson Herbert Writing Center. His research interests include multimodal composition pedagogy, L2 writing, and technical/professional communication. He draws on 15 years of prior experience in the government and corporate sector to incorporate innovative pedagogy into the classroom in addition to building supportive networks among newer GTAs and instructors.

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Posted by nicole_oconnell on Apr 17, 2025 in Issue 19.1

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