Author: Marcella Oliviero
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Interacting in A Digital Age
In today’s digital age, humans are always interacting with each other through computers. They also interact with computers.
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New Media in Writing
Doug Eyman discusses the usage and importance of New Media in the world of writing, and I discuss my thoughts and reaction to his work.
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New Media and Literacy
New Media and Literacy in today’s modern world… what changes compared to old media? This blog post discusses Richard Lanham’s thoughts.
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The Late Age Of Print
Writing has changed and developed since the early ages of life. In this post, I discuss how it has changed, and the benefits of it changing.
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Visual Rhetoric
Visual rhetoric; what it is, how it applies to digital literacy and rhetoric, and how it can be approached in our every day lives.
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Does Text Have to Be Digital?
When we hear about texting, we think that it means messaging people on an electronic device such as a phone. Can text be physical?
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Literacy in Reading and Technology
We know how to read and what that means in the sense of being literate. How does one be literate in other areas and subjects?
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How Digital Rhetoric Applies to Modern Times
Using Doug Eyman’s piece “Defining an Locating Digital Rhetoric,” I discuss how Digital Rhetoric still applies to modern times.
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Digital Literacy and how it Applies to Digital Rhetoric
Digital literacy is a need to understand digital rhetoric. The question is…how does it apply and how is it used in a world of writing?
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Privacy and Agency on the Internet
Privacy and agency can play a large role in how we use the internet, so much so that we might not know it all. We discuss that here.
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How Does One Do Something “Digitally”?
The term “digital” refers to technology, which can be true. However, can there be another meaning to it? If so, what is it?
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Intertextuality and Rhetoric in a Digital World
Intertextuality discusses the relationship between at least two forms of text, but how does digital rhetoric play a role in that?