Author: salaamb
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Digital Rhetoric and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
Digital rhetoric and human-computer interaction (HCI) share strong connections, particularly in the design and use of digital interfaces.
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Understanding McLuhan’s “The Medium is the Message”
Marshall McLuhan’s famous phrase “the medium is the message” explores how technology shapes culture beyond just transmitting information.
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Heartbleed and Rhetorical Code
Heartbleed exposed how even simple code flaws carry massive rhetorical and security consequences in digital systems.
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Understanding New Media: Definitions and Interpretations
New media reshapes older forms of communication, blending digital and traditional elements to create new opportunities for expression.
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The Shift from Late Age Print to Digital Media
Explore how the shift from traditional print to digital formats is reshaping the way we write and communicate with each other.
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Exploring Visual Rhetoric in Digital Media
Visual rhetoric in digital rhetoric shapes communication by analyzing how images, designs, and symbols persuade audiences.
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Expanding the Definition of “Text”in Digital Rhetoric
Digital rhetoric broadens the meaning of “text.” It’s more than words—it includes contexts, media, and interactions. Text helps define the digital world.
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The Power of Writing…The Impact on Human Consciousness
How writing has transformed human consciousness, shaping our thoughts and communication in ways oral cultures could not.
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Digital Rhetoric…A Significant Shift in Communication.
Richard Lanham’s 1989 lecture on digital rhetoric laid the foundation for exploring technology’s impact on communication.
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Digital Literacy in a Digital World
Digital literacy is essential for digital rhetoric, encompassing not just writing but also interpreting images, audio, and video in digital communication.
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How has digital systems changed communication?
Digital systems are interchangeable and help the rise in digital rhetoric shaping how we communicate and convey information.
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Intertexuality…Do I need to look it up to Undertsand?
If you don’t understand something in a text do you look it up or do you continue to read in order to see if it will become clearer?
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Understanding Internet Data and Privacy in the Digital Age
It is important to understand that although the internet is a public space the information you share can still be protected.