Category: Topic 4: Platforms
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Rhetoric of Code
A novice, barely, attempting to gain a better understanding in coding and learning how rhetoric comes into the equation.
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A Meme is Worth a Thousand Words
Have you heard of the popular idiom “a picture is worth a thousand words?” Well, I say a “meme is worth a thousand words.”
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Digital Rhetoric 🤝Online Shopping
This week we take what we’ve learned from Eyman and analyze the digital rhetoric behind popular online shopping websites and how they affect consumerism.
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Human-Computer Interaction and Digital Rhetoric!
Human-Computer Interaction is not a complete physical interaction, but a cognitive interactive response that creates a physical reaction
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It’s Helpful?
Human computer interaction within media has proven to be helpful to people over time. It is helpful but it maybe a little harmful too.
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Connections – Types of Rhetoric
Here In this blog post Im gonna talk about rhetorical analysis and why I agree with Doug Eyeman with his thoughts on rhetoric.
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Human Computer Interaction (HCI)
Human-Computer interaction (HCI) can be seen in much of today’s society. Today, we define and connect it with digital rhetoric.
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HCI and Digital Rhetoric
Human-Computer Interaction concerns the usability of certain interfaces. The usability of a platform is an integral to a platforms success.
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Connections between Digital Rhetoric to Fields of Study
Connections between Digital Rhetoric and other fields of study are important to acknowledge and explore. We look back into Eyman’s writing.
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Establishing Powerful Relationships
Interdisciplinary fields are often more impactful when relationships are formed and fostered benefiting from collaborations.
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The Connection & Differences Between HCI and Digital Rhetoric
This post dives into the connections and differences between HCI and Digital Rhetoric. Are they more beneficial or harmful to users overall?
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What Does Human-Computer Interaction Mean?
This article is about human computer interaction and how it is used for humans and how it is a form of digital rhetoric.
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This Blog Post is Not Important
A lone piece of text will never be more important than the medium through which it created. After all, the medium is the message.
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Interfaces, HCI, Digital Rhetoric
Interfaces, computer-human interaction, and digital rhetoric are fields connected to each other because they explore the impact of technology on society.
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McLuhan The medium
McLuhan talks about the importance of the medium so my post is about why I agree with him because the medium is the message