Author: Victoria Gomez
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Human-Computer Interaction: Designing for Real People
An open book with stacked pages behind it reflects human-centered design, where knowledge is organized to create a smooth and engaging reading experience.
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How Media and Platforms Shape What We Know
A glowing brain floating in a digital space represents how media and platforms shape knowledge, influencing how we think, learn, and process information.
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Why Code Is More Than Just Lines on a Screen
A glowing screen with lines of code, illustrating how code shapes our digital world and drives innovation in every pixel
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Understanding “New Media” in a Changing Digital Landscape
A person sits at a tidy desk, using a phone beside a laptop, surrounded by notes, photos, and sunlight streaming into a cozy workspace.
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Understanding New Media and Literacy
Rolling green hills stretch beneath a bright sky, framed by rugged mountains and drifting clouds, creating a calm and open landscape.
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Visual Rhetoric and the Power of Multimodality
A digital projector beams bright light across a dark red room, its lens glowing as colorful rays stream into the air in a cinematic glow.
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Text in Digital Rhetoric: Understanding Meaning in Online Communication
Close-up photo of a page filled with dense typed essay text, showing paragraphs of writing printed neatly on white paper.
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Redefining Literacy in the Age of Old and New Media
Peaceful mountains with a winding path symbolize literacy evolving through social, cultural, and technological change over time.
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Understanding Digital Rhetoric
A wide green valley stretches between quiet mountains under drifting clouds, a calm landscape that feels untouched, slow, and far from the digital world.
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Redefining Digital Literacy
A glowing blue digital network twists through dark space, symbolizing digital literacy through interconnected data, systems, and flowing information.
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Rethinking What “Digital” Really Means
A close-up of a digital screen shows RGB pixels forming a mouse cursor, highlighting how code, design, and interaction shape digital meaning.
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Intertextuality in Writing
A quiet moment of focused writing, where handwritten notes, soft light, and a calm workspace reflect thoughtful reflection and steady creativity.
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Online Privacy and Messy Learning
The passage highlights trying to balance awareness of online privacy and messy learning as part of the creative process in writing.