Our Class Blog
Come along as we explore Writing for Digital Spaces. New posts arrive weekly throughout the semester.
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Rhetoric in New and Old Media
As media continues to develop into more digital forms and away from traditional forms, how does media and content interplay with rhetoric?
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Your Choice of Medium Says a Lot
Your choice of medium changes what you can say. What you can say will determine rhetorical control. What can you say with electric lights?
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Ideas in Media
Based on class discussion and J.D. Applen’s chapter a college student develops a better understanding of new and old media.
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what’s the norm?
writing reshaped conciseness, bridging past innovations with modern tech. oral languages persists admits digital dominance.
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Continuous Changes of Printing Times
I’ve seen many changes in the world. I was there when my mom traded in her flip phone for her first iPhone. Watched as my family members…
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The Age of Print
There’s been several ages of print, some later than others, but what does that mean for us as we move into the digital age?
Categories
- About the Class (3)
- Overview, Wk 1: Privacy & Agency on the Web (46)
- Topic 1: Positioning Terminology (145)
- Wk 2: Intertextuality (39)
- Wk 3: Digital (43)
- Wk 4: Digital Literacy (35)
- Wk 5: Digital Rhetoric (28)
- Topic 2: Traditional Writing (120)
- Topic 3: New Media (66)
- Refining Terms (16)
- Wk 10: New Media and Literacy (29)
- Wk 11: New Media (19)
- Topic 4: Platforms (72)
- Connections (11)
- Wk 12: Code (10)
- Wk 13: Mediums (27)
- Wk 14: Interactivity (18)
- Uncategorized (69)
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