Category: Topic 3: Public Audiences, Public Authors
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Visual Rhetoric and Digital Rhetoric
Visual and digital rhetoric blend through design and interaction, guiding users while conveying emotion and message effectively.
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Visual Rhetoric and Digital Media
Digital media and visual rhetoric have significantly transformed how we communicate today, with platforms like images, videos, and graphics reshaping how content is created, shared, and consumed. Drawing from Doug Eyman’s Defining and Locating Digital Rhetoric, the discussion highlights both the benefits and challenges of digital media, including its ability to reshape and share content…
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A key component of Digital communication
Integrating Visual Rhetoric in the Digital World examines how visual elements convey meaning and persuade audiences for elements.
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You CAN Hear Images
Much like digital rhetoric and digital literacy, visual rhetoric is what I have referred to the aforementioned systems as an “umbrella” system.
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Visual Rhetoric Complication
I thought visual rhetoric simply encompassed what we can see with our eyes. Real life objects, images, videos, animations, etc.
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Visual Rhetoric v. Study of Design
Why should things like written documents be in the study of design, when the layout of website interfaces is seen as visual rhetoric?
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Human interaction Communcation (HCI)
HCI principles enhance everyday tech by making interfaces intuitive improving accessibility, and creating responsive smart devices for users
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Human Computer Interaction
Human-computer interaction shapes how we communicate and perceive information, influencing our behaviors through design choices and system responses.
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Digital Rhetoric as it Relates to HCI and Critical Code Studies
The relationships between and within Digital Rhetoric, HCI, and Rhetorical Code are the foundation to these fields as methods and objects.
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Interactivity: You’ve Got Mail
A cheery “hello” flashes in a bunch of languages, and it asks for your info—so it knows where to charge you later, of course.
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Human-Computer Interactions (HCI)
Learn how people use digital systems, highlighting the role of how media shapes the way we communicate, our behavior, and identity.
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Human Computer Interaction (HCI)
This week has concluded our readings from Eyman (let’s goooo). He introduced us to HCI and CCS, how we interact with computers and what we create
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How Do People and Computers Interact?
While there are people in the world that create computers, there are several others that use those computers for something entirely different.
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Interactivity in Digital Rhetoric
Explore the diverse disciplines within digital rhetoric, including human-computer interaction (HCI) and Critical Code Studies.
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HCI in Digital Spaces
HCI also creates a melting pot of information. Our algorithm curates itself to what it knows we like. This successfully keeps us coming back