Tag: Communication
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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.
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Traditional Print vs Modern Print
Traditional print vs modern print is very important because it helps us share our thoughts and perspectives with other people.
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what’s the norm?
writing reshaped conciseness, bridging past innovations with modern tech. oral languages persists admits digital dominance.
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A Text is a Miserable Pile of Secrets.
A text isn’t just the little message you’ve been leaving on read for god knows how long. The video you sent before that counts, too.
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Words, Writing and Speaking
A look at the liveliness of words through different methods of communication in response to Applen’s beliefs about technologies.
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The Meaning of Rhetoric was Messy Enough.
The word “rhetoric” is loaded enough as it is. Try defining it in the context of digital spaces. It’s tougher than you think!
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Digital Literacy Spaces
Digital Literacy showcases a person’s ability to find, evaluate, create, and communicate data by using typing or digital media platforms.
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Digital World
What is digital? We use digital concepts to function in our everyday lives. Digital helps make many connections globally.
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Oops! “Digital” is Hard to Pin Down!
Everyone probably has an image in their head about what “digital” means. Something to do with computers. It’s much broader than that.
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Intertextuality in Media
We look into the works of Eyman and discuss the importance of Intertextuality and its place in media, what is it and more.
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Human-Computer Interaction and Digital Rhetoric!
Human-Computer Interaction is not a complete physical interaction, but a cognitive interactive response that creates a physical reaction
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Connections between Digital Rhetoric to Fields of Study
Connections between Digital Rhetoric and other fields of study are important to acknowledge and explore. We look back into Eyman’s writing.