Author: Alexander Vega-Chipa
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HCI: Man and Machine
Even though it’s relieving this will be my last read on Eyman, I’m glad he’s got one more topic for me to read on- HCI baby!
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Are You Not Getting the Message?
I’ve heard of Marshall McLuhan’s “the medium is the message” speech during my public speaking class, so I think this text would be familiar.
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Even Coding Has a Rhetorical Component?
Surprisingly yes, coding does have multiple rhetorical attributes that are mentioned by Brock. Be prepared to have your brain melted.
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New Media VS New NEW Media
Alright calm down Spidey, I think Eyman has made a change now. Besides, I think his take on new media wasn’t a bad read. As for Manovich…
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Interactivity isn’t Navigation (get that through your heads)
When people think about interactivity in new media, they think “ooh look I can interact with the pages and features on the website”. WRONG!
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Digital is the new Visual
Since visual rhetoric doesn’t have many qualities, I believe digital rhetoric is equivalent to a root folder while visual is a subfolder.
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The Superb Seven Traits of Textuality
Boy I love building connections, don’t you? Oh what? You don’t like forming connections and rather give people aneurisms? Are you Eyman?
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Old Media says “You’re Nothing Without Me”
I think most individuals don’t appreciate the beauty of old media and how it provides the opportunity to make new DLC’s of new media.
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The Concept of Digital Literacy Is Jumbling
You try to ask a simple question to Eyman like “what’s digital literacy?” and all of a sudden you get more than just a simple answer.
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“Digital” Has a Different Interpretation
Eyman has just proved us wrong yet again, this time it’s about how we misinterpreted the term ‘digital’. “Fingers and codes” he says.
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Intertextuality Needs to Be Known!
Doug Eyman sure makes it a challenge for students to understand what intertextuality is. But I think I got the gist of his introduction.
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Privacy in the Digital Atmosphere Is an Illusion
It’s crazy how I thought I had control of my information in the digital atmosphere, but it turns out no one is safe online.