Our Class Blog
Come along as we explore Writing for Digital Spaces. New posts arrive weekly throughout the semester.
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The Rhetorical Study of Code
A response to “Toward the Rhetorical Study of Digital Code” by Kevin Brock. Agreeing with Brock on the importance of code in today’s society.
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Who Really Designs Our Online Identity?
How much control do we have over our online identity? Kristin Arola explores how templates shape design and expression on social media.
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Web Design
Design in itself can be something strong; however, technology now shows that it’s losing its relevance. This happens because…
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How Technology Changes Behavior
Technology can shape people’s habits in subtle ways. This post explores how digital platforms influence everyday choices and behavior.
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Our Online Identity isn’t fully ours
How much of our online identity is truly ours when social media templates shape how we express ourselves and how others perceive us?
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Digital Rhetoric and Behavior Change
In Ethos, Hexis, and the Case for Persuasive Technologies by Steve Holmes, he argues that behavior change can be digital rhetoric.
Categories
- About the Class (3)
- Preparation (Wk 0): Privacy & Agency on the Web (86)
- Topic 1: Digital Situationships (361)
- Topic 2: Power Distribution (99)
- Topic 3: Public Audiences, Public Authors (145)
- Uncategorized (79)
- Unused Topics from Past Semesters (404)
- Connections (11)
- Mediums (64)
- New Media (30)
- New Media and Literacy (77)
- Refining Terms (16)
- Speaking, Writing, and Literacy (75)
- Text (79)
- The (Late) Age of Print (57)
- Traditional Writing (9)
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