Category: Unused Topics from Past Semesters
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Communication’s Development:From Speaking to Digital Literacy
J.D. Applen explores how communication has changed over time, moving from oral traditions to written texts and eventually to digital media.
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Week 6: Speaking, Writing, and Literacy
Writing is a great way to jot down information and share that information, but before that was oral and verbal communication and memorization.
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Wk 13: Digital Platforms Keep Us in Constant Change
If the medium is the message and digital platforms are the medium, then are digital platforms the message?Explore here how these influence us.
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Traditional Media vs New Media
Platforms where you can communicate, collaborate, and co-create content with other users and communities which isn’t possible with traditional media.
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On What Platforms?
Modern day has made us pay a lot of mind to the platforms we are using and weight our usage of them. Gen Z, more than anyone, has glorified…
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Messages and their medium
Every social media platform has official and unofficial rules that affect what can and can’t be posted. Does the medium affect the message too?
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Mediums and the Message Behind them
McLuhan argues that the medium is the message. So what message is digital technology conveying when it comes to education?
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Society and it’s Medium
A college student provides an array of examples of mediums and how they impact and/or impacted the society we live in based on Brock’s chapter.
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“Medium is the Message,” and More on That
The medium is the message, but that message isn’t just what you can describe about a platform. The message extends into what happens next.
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new media and literacy
new media transforms text awareness, emphasizing interactivity. Manivich explores modularity, challenging individual agencies in digital spaces.
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Traditional Print vs Modern Print
Traditional print vs modern print is very important because it helps us share our thoughts and perspectives with other people.


