In this PraxisWiki entry, we discuss and demonstrate a Multimodal Annotated Bibliography (MAB) assignment from a Digital Publishing writing course. We detail the learning goals for the MAB assignment, describe the assignment itself, and then provide access to six different MABs and reflections. After the samples, we reflect on how the MAB assignment provided opportunities for applying rhetorical concepts within digital spaces, opening space for new experiments, and learning to purposefully leverage the affordances of a particular medium such as a TikTok video, Instagram post, or an audio recording. This text is published in the January 2024 (28.2) issue of the PraxisWiki section of Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy. Kairos is a free, online, peer-reviewed scholarly journal available at http://kairos.technorhetoric.net.

"Joey Colby's Audio MAB Reflection" by Isabelle Lundin et al. (Kairos 28.2 PraxisWiki)

Lynsea Montanari, of the Indigenous Empowerment Coordinator at the Tomaquag Museum, introduces themselves in the Narragansett language. This text is published in the August 2025 (30.1) issue of the Topoi section of Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy. Kairos is a free, online, peer-reviewed scholarly journal available at http://kairos.technorhetoric.net.

"Joey Colby's Audio MAB Reflection" by Isabelle Lundin et al. (Kairos 28.2 PraxisWiki)

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