Our Class Blog
Come along as we explore Writing for Digital Spaces. New posts arrive weekly throughout the semester.
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Going Public in an Age of Digital Anxiety
I reflect on digital writing, online pressure, and how students balance sharing their voices with the anxiety of being judged by others.
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Wampum belts and hypertext
When we think about hypertext, we usually think about websites, links, and the internet. However, Angela M. Haas explains
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Intertextuality as a Means to Further Conversation
Intertextuality is the concept of individual texts connecting and referencing other texts, building upon a certain idea.
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Levels to Technology
An iceberg that represents the levels of technology. There is the surface level of technology, but there are deeper levels that require extra knowledge.
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Digital Rhetoric
Different social media logos such as TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram stacked up onto one another laid out.
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How Do We Study Digital Rhetoric?
How do researchers study the way people communicate online? Crystal VanKooten shows why digital rhetoric needs more than one method.
Categories
- About the Class (3)
- Preparation (Wk 0): Privacy & Agency on the Web (86)
- Topic 1: Digital Situationships (361)
- Topic 2: Power Distribution (99)
- Topic 3: Public Audiences, Public Authors (145)
- Uncategorized (79)
- Unused Topics from Past Semesters (404)
- Connections (11)
- Mediums (64)
- New Media (30)
- New Media and Literacy (77)
- Refining Terms (16)
- Speaking, Writing, and Literacy (75)
- Text (79)
- The (Late) Age of Print (57)
- Traditional Writing (9)
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