Author: tadlan
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The First Touch-Screen: The iPod Touch (2007)
Apple’s iPod Touch has changed the world we know today, bringing both music and screens rapidly into modern culture ever since its birth.
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ABCya! as an Online Platform for KIDS!
ABCya! is a learning platform that has strived for the last couple of decades because of its function as a cool medium and logical platform!
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The Code Behind Pinterest
Through its physical, cultural, and rhetorical code, Pinterest, as a platform, has enabled users to connect to its app in a creative way.
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Fast Fashion Reigns By Its’ Design
Fast fashion, particularly Shein, has designed its platforms to emphasize urgency and efficiency, propelling consumers to mimic this behavior.
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Making Music Videos for History Classes
In my high school history classes, I always had to create a music video, combining traditional literacy and new media in the classroom.
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The Motivated Gym-Goer: The Visual Rhetoric Behind the Image
Visual rhetoric is an important tool that helps to shape environments and perspectives alike. See how visuals matter within the gym community.
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Fortnite is a Digital Experience
Fortnite is a popular game that is still in the video gaming world! It is also considered a text, especially in the digital aspect. But how?
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The Greek Tragedy: Spoken and Written Culture
The Greek aoidos are a powerful example, showing how culture first spread through oral storytelling and then was later adopted to writing.
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The Language of Being Okay.
In this digital world, the simple word “okay” has become an art form in communication. It is used to express engagement or dismay. But how?
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POV: Being Digitally Literate is a MUST
The world of POV’s has grown to include hidden messages! Messages that can only be discovered by being digitally literate!
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Are Subreddits Digital Media?
Reddit is part of the digital sphere. It allows for different forms of communication to occur between users, whether written or reactions.
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Digital Intertextuality Brought Kate Bush to Teens Today
Do you wonder how Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill” got to be a hit for the second time? The answer is the digital age.
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Students of the 2010s in the Digital Age
The digital age provided students with unprecedented privileges and obstacles that no one yet understood or knew how to teach.