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Our Class Blog

Come along as we explore Writing for Digital Spaces. New posts arrive weekly throughout the semester.


  • Computer Interaction

    Computer Interaction

    Explore how digital rhetoric connects with Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Critical Code Studies.

  • Digitizing the Classroom

    Digitizing the Classroom

    Eyman’s view on HCI shows how digital classrooms are rhetorical spaces that shape how students engage, learn, and connect with content.

  • HCI and Digital Rhetoric in Financial Aid Websites

    HCI and Digital Rhetoric in Financial Aid Websites

    The student financial aid website shows poor usability HCI and an inadvertent message digital rhetoric that financial aid is confusing.

  • Human-Computer Interaction: What a Bore 

    Human-Computer Interaction: What a Bore 

    By studying from a rhetorical perspective, analysis can show how interfaces reveal assumptions regarding user behavior and identity.

  • Digital Rhetoric and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)

    Digital Rhetoric and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)

    Digital rhetoric and human-computer interaction (HCI) share strong connections, particularly in the design and use of digital interfaces.

  • Technology as Conversation

    Technology as Conversation

    This blog explores the evolving relationship between humans and digital systems through the lens of digital rhetoric. It reflects on how fields like Human-Computer Interaction and critical code studies intersect with rhetorical thinking, highlighting how digital tools shape communication, understanding, and cultural values. The post emphasizes the importance of examining not just what these systems…