Our Class Blog
Come along as we explore Writing for Digital Spaces. New posts arrive weekly throughout the semester.
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Digital Rhetoric
I found the discussion of digital rhetoric interesting because I agree with the authors that trying to create one perfect definition would actually
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What Is Digital Rhetoric?
Understanding of the concept of digital rhetoric and its fundamental importance in the world of technology and social media.
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Intertextuality and Understanding
exposure to concepts like Intertextuality. As a whole, it develops our writing and understanding of the deeper topics in literature.
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Going Public in an Age of Digital Anxiety
I reflect on digital writing, online pressure, and how students balance sharing their voices with the anxiety of being judged by others.
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Wampum belts and hypertext
When we think about hypertext, we usually think about websites, links, and the internet. However, Angela M. Haas explains
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Intertextuality as a Means to Further Conversation
Intertextuality is the concept of individual texts connecting and referencing other texts, building upon a certain idea.
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