Category: Unused Topics from Past Semesters
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New platforms, new technology, and new communication
Learn how search engines such as Google has impacted the way humans read and how it has changed media. Has the technology advanced too much?
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Platforms: How They Are Used
Want to know more about platforms? This describes and defines a variety of different types of platforms in our everyday life today.
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Understanding Media: Messages
McLuhan expresses the importance of understanding the impact of media on society in order to fully understand a media’s message.
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Platforms: How We Use Them & Why?
We access platforms nearly everyday throughout our lives. But, as a digital community do we fully understand the importance of the term?
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Platforms; New Media
A message is defined as the change of pace or pattern that is introduced into human affairs. The concept of the phone is an indication of this word
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The World Of Digital Rhetoric
Digital, Electric, Computational and Techno forms are rhetoric are somewhat identical terms but work in different ways when we think about rhetoric.
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Digital Rhetoric; Competing Terms
Digital rhetoric can be broken down into 3 different terms. They are defined as alternative titles that have been suggested by others.
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Rhetoric: Alternative Terms
Digital Rhetoric has been defined multiple times throughout the years with new terms being created from the original phrase.
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Understanding Rhetoric
Describing the similarities and differences and understanding how to become electric rhetoric, computational rhetoric, and technorhetoric.
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Connection Between Digital, Electric, Computational, and Techno Rhetoric
In this blog, these four types of rhetoric: digital, electric, computational, and techno are all highlighted and defined.
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Alternatives of Digital Rhetoric
Eyman offers multiple alternatives to the term ‘digital rhetoric’. This post offers guidance when diving into the three main alternatives.
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Rhetoric Taking on Different Shapes
How much more can we expand on the term digital rhetoric? We look into terms that further develop our understanding of digital rhetoric.
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What is New Media?
New Media describes the most recent advancement in mass communication that has been done through the use of the internet.
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Eyman: Defining New Media
Eyman begins the discussion of a clear definition of new media while using the definitions of Selfe, Bolter, and Grusin.
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Fixed Media
Fixed media refers to the idea that a form of “media” cannot be changed or altered as it may interfere with the intended meaning of the work.