'Creative Formats Across Media and Disciplines' guides instructors and students in examining how format shapes meaning. Rooted in art and design practices while engaging fields from STEM to the humanities, it bridges disciplines that embrace format diversity and those where form and content remain separate. Through concrete examples – video narratives, choreographed dance, and quilted data visualizations – it demonstrates new possibilities for communication. Featuring teaching tools, expert lesson plans, curated resources, and student perspectives, the book supports creative coursework design. It helps students understand when and why to choose specific formats and how to work within their constraints.