Author: alexa
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HCI in Digital Spaces
HCI also creates a melting pot of information. Our algorithm curates itself to what it knows we like. This successfully keeps us coming back
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How media has affected us as readers and writers
Media has taken over our generation in enormously different ways. J.D Applen addresses the media takeover in his piece “Writing for
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New Media by Defintion
After reading Eyman’s chapter it is clear to see that there is not one set definition to the term “New Media”. Some authors are arguing
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Literacy in all media
In “New Media and Literacy” by J.D Applen, he addresses the shift from traditional literacy to digital literacy and how it has
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The effect of specific images on digital rhetoric
Meaning that images mean what they are, however a feeling comes with them as well. As humans we attach feelings to words
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It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it- Incorporating lessons from 2020
The word “text” is a very expansive term that covers a lot of ground. Until I took ENG 2020 when I thought of the word text
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Language influences everything
Written language can exist on its own but spoken language can more easily defend itself based on tone, approach, and personality.
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Labels in Digital Literacy
When discussing the phrase “Digital Literacy” Eyman explains in his writing that this is used as an umbrella term. Although Digital Literacy
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The Open Ended Meaning of The Word “Digital” in Today’s Society
Under the “Digital” subheading in Eyman’s article he talks about digital rhetoric being an open ended concept. When thinking of the term
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Eyman jumbled my brain (in a good way)
Doug Eyman in his article titled “Defining and Locating Digital Rhetoric” talks about the relationship between texts online vs. offline
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Protect your (writing) piece!
I’ve yet to realize, after about 12 years of being on the internet, up until recently just how much everything we do on the internet