We could use pictures from our archive with the use of subtitles to give context and show the significance. Also, a map of the tribal territories/reservations, with titles.

We could also compare two pictures of the same region pre and post colonization.

Challenges: Likely older content with a good chance of bias against the Native American tribes.

Challenges can include limited access to some pictures and information about newer prosthetics.

• someone who has lots of connections to other people can use it to showcase their art even though it might not be that known or good. we can use multimodal materials to show the difference in art between a singer or dancer compared to a poet or traditional artist.

• Juxtaposition someone from a rural part of Oklahoma's art might have a lot more dept than someone from a more industrialized part of Oklahoma.

Multi model text community can be explained in a very effective manner because it can be shown in the pictures in motion because it can can explain situations better through the emotions and expressions given visually. For example a kid sitting alone at lunch table against a table full of kids laughing at him. Or the average jock threatening the freshman for his lunch money.

Our multimodal would be videos or an image depicting the difference in gestures and energy in hip hop dances versus ballet. This is beneficial because it easily conveys the differences between the two sides and brings more clarity to the audience.

For our multimodal techniques we could add pictures of an electron field and a computer as an integration technique to add context to what quantum mechanics is. After that we could do an intro explaining in words what the basic concepts of quantum mechanics are. We could explain super position along with an image of a coinflip and a metaphor to illustrate that its a probability. We could then similarly explain entanglement with with other pictures maybe a a juxtaposition.