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ijcre-9204	Genoe, M. Rebecca; Fortune, Darla; Whyte, Colleen	Reflections on multimodality: Making the most of Kairotic moments	2025	15	.pdf	application/pdf	8591	349	45	While we continue to value the traditional academic article as an important means of sharing research findings, moving forward, our methodology for multimodality calls for researchers to challenge themselves and to consider what other actions can be taken to facilitate engagement with research beyond reading a published manuscript, particularly among non-academic audiences who engage with research in different ways. TEMPORALITY: PLANNING FOR ONGOING USE Multimodality gave us pause to consider temporality within our research outputs. The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) defined KM as ‘the reciprocal and complementary flow and uptake of research knowledge between researchers, knowledge brokers and knowledge users—both within and beyond academia—in such a way that may benefit users and create positive impacts within Canada and/or internationally, and, ultimately, has the potential to enhance the profile, reach and impact of social sciences and humanities research’ (SSHRC 2024, para. 33).	cache/ijcre-9204.pdf	txt/ijcre-9204.txt