Category: Unused Topics from Past Semesters
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Rhetorical code studies
Procedural rhetoric involves software, code, and algorithmic procedures. Coding is a digital rhetoric discipline that influences interactive communication.
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Advancement vs Improvement
When translating a text from one medium to another, there are going to be differences. Yet new technology doesn’t always create better text.
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The Different Connections With Dynamic and Static Texts
The elements that exist in digital texts, and the powers that are given in screen texts create a connection between a writer, and a reader.
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Overusing the Term “Interactive” When Discussing New Media
This week we overanalyze a term yet again. Let’s take a look at Applen’s book, and dissect the term “interactive” and how it relates to new media.
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New Media and Old Media
This article talks about new mediia and what it is , also old media and what that is as well as comparing the two of them.
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New media? and the web.
New media? and the web. Can someone really define themselves with only using links to other people on the websites? How can we define ourselves?
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New Media and Virtual Interaction
The idea of individuality in new media is something that is widely disputed. People take different things away from media based on life experience.
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It Is The Media
Media is all around us. It is our job to interpret the different mediums of media in our everyday lives. All the different types are needed.
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Media as Text: What Text Can Be
We typically hear the word text and think of the written word. However, the word text can mean any piece of media, not just what you see in books.
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Traditional vs. New Media: What’s the difference?
We have all been exposed to both traditional and new media throughout our lives. What are the important differences between the two?
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Why Readers Respond to Traditional Print vs Online Text
In my post you will understanding the difference in why readers respond differently to traditional print vs texts online.
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Literacy and New Media Takeaways
We look back to the writings of J.D. Applen and explore the takeaways from his chapter of New Media and Literacy. We understand more.
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Traditional vs. New Media
With a shift from traditional to new media, we look at individuality of media as a whole and how new media pushes the boundary of the old.
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Will Digitized Print Replace Traditional Print?
Will digitized print make traditional print obsolete? Let’s explore the term remediation and the pros and cons of each form of print.
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Has Oral and Written Communication Evolved?
The digital era has significantly impacted Oral and written communication in a positive and effectives way. The way in which people communicate has evolved