Tag: Communication
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Can we trust the Data they feed us?
A feminist perspective on how data can reinforce discrimination, silence marginalized communities, and why we must question who controls the numbers.
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How Communities Use Counterdata
D’Ignazio and Lauren Klein show how communities weaponize data science. Historical maps and counterdata challenge systematic institutional power.
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The Encrypted Text
Explore how digital platforms shape the way we think, communicate, learn, and view ourselves through McLuhan’s theory that the medium is the message.
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Social Media and Sneaky Rhetorics
I chose to read Sneaky Rhetorics, Habitual Media, and the Affective Politics of Lurking on Facebook because this focuses on social addiction.
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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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The Realities of the Digital
There are risks in everything, especially in rhetoric in digital spaces unless one is careful with how they present themselves. Students be beware.
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Why Do Rhetorical Velocity and Delivery Matter?
The benefits and dangers of spreading a message on social media and having the opposite effect of oversharing said message.
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Writing in a Public World
Online sharing empowers people to express themselves, connect with others, share their creativity, and make their voices heard.
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Deep Dive into Digital Rhetoric
Social media is a perfect place for digital discourse to take place. Academic text, comedic video, or music. All media is another way of conversating.
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How is the Wampum Belt a form of Hypertext?
This is a post about why I agree with Angela Haas considering the Wampum Belt as a form of hypertext in the Native American community.
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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 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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How do texts connect? Understanding intertextuality.
Intertextuality shows us that texts don’t exist alone—they connect to other ideas, stories, and media, creating deeper meanings for audiences.
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Being Online Doesn’t Mean Being Digitally Literate
Explores the difference between using technology for entertainment and knowing how to use digital tools effectively for communication and learning.
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Understanding Digital Rhetoric in Modern Communication
Digital rhetoric applies classical persuasion concepts to evolving digital media, shaping how meaning is created and communicated online.