Category: Wk 5: Algorithms, Platforms, & Data
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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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Intertextuality
Interactivity allows for people to apply what they know or understand to a text. This is more so possible with online text such as social media.
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Intertextuality: Eyman and Warnick
Intertextuality is a large word to define. Eyman fights within his work with the scholar Warnick and their established arguments.
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Visual Rhetoric: Defining and Comparing
Visual rhetoric has shown great difficulty to define. Scholars have addressed their struggles. Can comparing visual and digital rhetoric help?
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Visual Rhetoric
Rhetoric has been a subject that has been expanded upon to better explain its true meaning. Because of this, it has many subjects attached.
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Digital Platforms
Explaining what digital platforms are and how they relate to digital spaces. Platforms are used every single day, with millions of users.



