Author: henrbria
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How Black Digital Culture Connects to Me
Learn how Black digital culture connects to creativity, identity, and my experience creating a website about dance, education, and self-expression.
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How Algorithms Influence the Way We Learn Online
As an education student, I explore how computer algorithms influence what we see online and why understanding technology matters in my future classroom.
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Google and the Misinformed Public
Google results are not always accurate or fair. Learn how elementary teachers can help students check sources, spot bias, and use online information wisely
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The Design of Web 2.0: How Templates Changed the Way We Build Websites
Templates make websites easier to build, but they can also limit creativity and make it harder for websites to feel unique.
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Going Public in an Age of Digital Anxiety
I reflect on digital writing, online pressure, and how students balance sharing their voices with the anxiety of being judged by others.
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Privacy and Learning in Digital Spaces
This post discusses why online privacy matters and how digital learning can be messy, unpredictable, and still valuable for students and writers today too.
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Wampum as a Form of Communication and Technology
This post explains how wampum was used to communicate ideas, share stories, and preserve information, showing that technology is more than digital tools.
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The Importance of Digital Rhetoric in Education
Digital rhetoric is important because it helps us communicate online, protect our privacy, share ideas, and understand how technology affects our learning.