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This study engaged a group of Taiwanese English-as-a-Foreign-Language (EFL) adolescent learners as multimodal composers who used PPT slides to retell important elements of Roald Dahl’s classic novel,  Matilda  (1988). A total of 158 slides were made by 9 groups of students, and a detailed analysis of the slides revealed that text was often accompanied by visual design and gestural design. The end-of-semester group interviews indicated that 8 out of 9 groups followed a  composing in pieces  model to finish their group slideshows. Only one group of students met in person to decide together what to put on each slide. Completing the PPT slides and presenting on stage propelled students to set various learning goals, ranging from practicing voice projection to managing time better. A few pedagogical implications and future research directions are offered to conclude the article.

PowerPoint as a multimodal retelling tool: students’ slide design, collaboration, and goal-setting