Author: Danielle Nagy
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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.
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Rethinking Technology in the Classroom
While technology plays an incredible role in today’s classrooms, it is crucial for educators to consider its negative impact on students.
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Coding As a Teacher
Code developers and teachers have something major in common- they both create something meant to be experienced and interpreted.
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“New Media” is Just Media, But With a Cooler Name
The word “new” in new media is quite misleading as it is simply just another form of media with its own set of rules and criteria.
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Balancing Screens and Pages: The Impact of New Media on Literacy Education
New media has reshaped education, making it essential for educators to find a balance between teaching traditional and digital literacy.
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To Hand-Write or To Type?
In our overly digital world, there is true value in hand-writing and putting pen to paper. Want to know more? This blog has you covered!
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Seeing is Believing: Understanding Visual Rhetoric
Like the terms “text” and “digital rhetoric,” visual rhetoric can be complicated to understand. But do not fear; this blog has you covered!
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Text Literally Sends a Message!
Text is more than just the messages we send to friends or words we read on a page. Text is always around us; we just never realize it.
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Technology in the Classroom
Applen inspired me to dig deeper into the benefits of digital and computer technologies in the classroom environment. Here’s what I found!
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A Digital Rhetoric Sandwich
Is the term “digital rhetoric” confusing you? Take a bite of the digital rhetoric sandwich to satisfy your hunger for answers.
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Understanding Digital Literacy is Hard!
Struggling to understand digital literacy? This blog breaks down the term literacy to offer a simpler definition of digital literacy.
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Saying Goodbye to Analog, and Hello to Digital
Digital vs. analog. Automatic vs. manual. Click to explore how we live in a world torn between convenience and precision.
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Intertextuality is Everywhere, We Just Don’t Often Recognize It.
Understanding intertextuality in media and academics reinforces the importance of connections in all areas of our lives.
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“Digital Privacy” Really Isn’t All That Private
Our personal data is being collected and distributed in the digital world, leaving us at risk of our “digital privacy” being not so private.