Author: Alyssa Rivers
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Pondering Is a Dying Art
Popular technologies like the internet, and platforms like Youtube, all have important messages to ponder over. Learn how to, here.
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Rhetoric of Code: Who Else Didn’t Know This Was a Thing?
Rhetoric of code is a real thing. Shocker, I know. But it’s important as we interact with codes everyday. Learn how and why it’s important.
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New Media Is a Manipulator
New media is a manipulator, or rather, uses manipulation as a tool. It incorporates multi-media facets in order to optimize user experience.
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Modularity In Action
Modularity is the process of using something that will remain its own entity despite you using it. An example of this could be hyperlinks.
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Taylor Swifts Hates Remediation?
Remediation has been used long before me and you were alive. From early age print to late age print, remediation is here to stay.
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Visual Rhetoric, Semiotics, Digital Rhetoric, What Else Isn’t there?
Visual Rhetoric is next on the list of all things Digital Rhetoric! More than art we choose to view but, also those in models of a building.
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Text: One Piece to the Digital Multiverse
Delve into the world of text, one part of the digital multiverse. A key part. Text is more than just the words we read and write.
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Literacy and its Digital Companion
So, you think you know what literacy means? Well, scratch that. Throw it out of your brain and make room for DIGITAL literacy.
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New Ways of Rhetoric
New ways of relating to rhetoric are being reexamined as technology takes over our world. How can one relate to rhetoric, digitally?
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Digital: Writing This Online OR in My Journal
The definition of ”digital,” goes beyond its generalized usage. Knowing we are doing things digitally has positive effects on its rhetoric.
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Intertextualiy
Learn the difference between intertextuality and intersectionality. Don’t know what either of these terms mean? Well then, you’re in luck.
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(Privacy) Ignorance is NOT Bliss
Buckle up and brace yourself for landing in the world of digital privacy. Ignorance is bliss except when it comes to PRIVACY. .
