Tag: Communication
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Visual and Digital
This week was all about visual rhetoric and the images that we see. Eyman stated that these images hold deep meaning and go along with digital rhetoric.
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Developments in Communication
Words spoken verbally or physically can hold such a huge impact on society. Whether in recent times or the past, technology has now changed that game.
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Speak First, Read Later
When you think about it, we learned how to speak before we learned how to write. Orality came first and literacy followed after.
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Written and Oral Communication
Explore how writing as a technology shapes communication, contrasting it with oral comm. and reflecting on the balance between memory and accessibility.
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Orality vs. Literacy
Orality and literacy are key to self-expression. J.D. Applen’s analysis of Walter Ong highlights the value of both forms of communication.
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Language influences everything
Written language can exist on its own but spoken language can more easily defend itself based on tone, approach, and personality.
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Old vs. New: Speaking, Writing, & Literacy
Applen explains and discusses how communication as a whole has evolved over time. Now we rely on digital media in this modern society.
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Digital Literacy
Learn the importance of digital literacy and how this plays an important roll in technology and media platforms through different ideas.
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Rhetoric and Intertextuality
Eyman discussed intertextuality and the various forms of rhetoric. He explained how they are similar in a way yet all differ from each other as well.
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Privacy and Agency
Both articles gave valuable insight on how important it is to make sure we are using the internet safely at all times and maintain privacy.
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Digital Rhetoric Edition (again): what you see can deceive you
Digital data can be manipulated. Articles on the internet that explain something from the past, no matter how old, can been false.
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The Open Ended Meaning of The Word “Digital” in Today’s Society
Under the “Digital” subheading in Eyman’s article he talks about digital rhetoric being an open ended concept. When thinking of the term
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“Medium is the Message,” and More on That
The medium is the message, but that message isn’t just what you can describe about a platform. The message extends into what happens next.
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new media and literacy
new media transforms text awareness, emphasizing interactivity. Manivich explores modularity, challenging individual agencies in digital spaces.