Our Class Blog
Come along as we explore Writing for Digital Spaces. New posts arrive weekly throughout the semester.
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Platforms
Technology and other platforms allow people to become exposed to new experiences, however, children need to seek more hands on devices.
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Platform Importance
Every platform has a different vibe as well as a certain amount of constraints and affordances. All of this impacts the type of message.
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Mediums and the Message Behind them
McLuhan argues that the medium is the message. So what message is digital technology conveying when it comes to education?
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new media, guidelines
Digital rhetoric’s “new media” includes blogs, podcasts, and social platforms. Lev Manovich’s principles highlight their impact on modern communication.
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The Cheat Code to Life
Code isn’t just a bunch of fancy numbers that hackers throw around. It’s technologically persuasive, thanks to procedural rhetoric.
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That New-New (Media)
What do you think when you hear the term “new media”? A new song release? A new post from your fave YouTuber? Well, Doug Eyman thinks…a lot (again)!
Categories
- About the Class (3)
- Overview, Wk 1: Privacy & Agency on the Web (34)
- Topic 1: Positioning Terminology (122)
- Wk 2: Intertextuality (28)
- Wk 3: Digital (33)
- Wk 4: Digital Literacy (33)
- 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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