Tag: algorithms
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Algorithms Are Programmed With Bias
This blog describes the risks and biases discussed by Estee Beck that creators place into algorithms that are programmed to accommodate users.
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Why Computer Algorithms Are Not as Neutral as They Seem
Persuasive computer algorithms influence what we see online and how decisions are made, raising questions about bias, fairness, and responsibility.
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Algorithms in Digital Rhetoric
New week, new blog post. This time I read “A Theory of Persuasive Computer Algorithms for Rhetorical Code Studies” by Estee Beck.
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How Algorithms Influence the Way We Learn Online
As an education student, I explore how computer algorithms influence what we see online and why understanding technology matters in my future classroom.
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Power in Algorithm
Power in Algorithm and agency stood out. Algorithms seem to run a lot of parts of human life now, given that we are so technologically advanced
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Algorthims and Confirmation Bias
The meer existence of algorithms create a cycle of influencers doing their best to take advantage of the way any one works.
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“Freedom Is…”
I hate when teachers, professors, whatever, give me free rein. When they hit you with write about whatever you want some people get excited.
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Protect your (writing) piece!
I’ve yet to realize, after about 12 years of being on the internet, up until recently just how much everything we do on the internet
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Defining Digital Rhetoric In All Forms
With our knowledge of technology, we can persuade through different rhetorical symbols within media. But, how do we define digital rhetoric?
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Privacy and Algorithms
When you are made privy to just how our digital information is used and stored, it provides new meaning to the term “doom scrolling.”
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Agency: Personalized Privacy
When we allow our platforms and devices to make decisions for us, we give up our agency and lose control of our lives. How can we resist?

