Author: estradsk
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Why Computer Algorithms Are Not as Neutral as They Seem
Persuasive computer algorithms influence what we see online and how decisions are made, raising questions about bias, fairness, and responsibility.
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Are We Scrolling Without Even Realizing It?
Social media habits shape our emotions and opinions more than we realize. Learn how scrolling and lurking affect our daily lives and what we believe.
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Are We Really in Control of How We Present Ourselves Online?
Social media shapes our online identity more than we realize. Discover how platforms influence self-expression and how others see us. Blog post
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The Power of Remix in New Media
Remix defines new media—it’s how creators blend technology, culture, and imagination to transform old forms into something completely new.
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Screen Senses
Digital screens make reading interactive and alive, turning readers into writers who shape, question, and transform the text itself.
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The Cost of Convenience
When communication becomes too convenient, we risk losing depth, patience, and the genuine connection words once carried.
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The Power of Visuals
Visuals shape how we think, feel, and connect. They speak faster than words, turning emotion and meaning into something instantly unforgettable.
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Text as Social Action
Every word we post online is more than communication—it’s social action that shapes how we connect, influence, and build digital communities.
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Impostor syndrome: Finding My Voice
Using my voice in the classroom helped me overcome impostor syndrome, showing how orality shapes confidence and professional identity.
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Staying True To You
Digital rhetoric community and identity shape who we are online, guiding how we connect, share, and interact in digital spaces.
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Digital Literacy
Digital literacy goes beyond words, blending images, videos, and designs to help students communicate effectively in school and online.