| Summary: | Frequently, students of Spanish as a second language struggle when they must read works of fiction. This critical situation on reading comprehension often happens because learners have a limited knowledge of vocabulary, and they lack enough historical and aesthetic contextual background data. As a solution, creating a tailored online digital annotated edition can help to develop comprehension skills, support informative and critical reading, and enhance writing discussions. This can be reached when we build around a particular text a net of multimodal interaction fueled by audiovisual resources, written explanations, and topic-based enquiries which are placed as annotations linked to meaningful key-words in the main text. Thus, this paper focuses on describing an online digital annotated edition prepared for Spanish students of language and literature (level B2) in the framework of an introductory course of Contemporary Spanish Literature taught at the University of Oslo (Norway) on 2017.
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