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Come along as we explore Writing for Digital Spaces. New posts arrive weekly throughout the semester.
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The Power of an Image
Visual rhetoric is a combination of digital rhetoric and visual literacy. It consists of the way images and pictures can influence or persuade an audience.
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Imagery, Symbolism and Interpretation
Both rhetorics work together in numerous ways, but the difference is the production and analysis. Example of visual rhetoric is making the infinity sign.
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How Visuals Shape Digital Communication
Our interpretation of digital content is shaped by visual rhetoric. Elements including layout, typography, and color create engagement and meaning.
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Definition of Visual Rhetoric?
Visual Rhetoric is a key factor in Digital Rhetoric. Though, even Visual Rhetoric has its complex ideas and various definitions from others.
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Digital is the new Visual
Since visual rhetoric doesn’t have many qualities, I believe digital rhetoric is equivalent to a root folder while visual is a subfolder.
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Visual and Digital
This week was all about visual rhetoric and the images that we see. Eyman stated that these images hold deep meaning and go along with digital rhetoric.
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