Tag: digital
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How Black Digital Culture Connects to Me
Learn how Black digital culture connects to creativity, identity, and my experience creating a website about dance, education, and self-expression.
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Algorithms aka Little Stalkers
This post follows Zeynep Tufekci’s article and observes how algorithms trace and creates profiles for its users and how that can impact what they see.
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Code and Why It’s Important
A response to Isabelle Nieves’ “Code”, why people should pay more attention to the platforms they use and how it’s programmed.
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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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TikTok And Google: It’s Not Their Fault
This post is about Safiya Noble’s Google and the Uniformed Public, and how I disagree that it is not the fault of digital platforms.
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Becoming Skeptical of Digital Data
It is important to become Skeptical of Digital Data and analyze the credibility of a source because there are often risks of spreading misinformation.
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Are We Scrolling Without Even Realizing It?
Social media habits shape our emotions and opinions more than we realize. Learn how scrolling and lurking affect our daily lives and what we believe.
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Think Before You Believe What You See Online
Misinformation can spread anywhere online. This post explores why people need to question what they see and take responsibility for what they believe
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Creating An Effective Space For Digital Rhetoric
This image is a visual representation to advise digital users to use caution on the internet because people can see anything that’s uploaded.
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Education on Impacts Of Tech and Digital Footprint
This blog discusses the importance of online safety and urges individuals to educate youth about tech and digital footprint.
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Print! (and what it means now)
My response to J.D Applen’s Print and Late-Age Print. What the word ‘print’ means and how it’s used today, as well as how it impact the way we think.
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Are We Really in Control of How We Present Ourselves Online?
Social media shapes our online identity more than we realize. Discover how platforms influence self-expression and how others see us. Blog post
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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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Online Privacy and Security
The article I read this time is Online Privacy Guide by Wisdom Sablah where he goes over tips to protect your information online from malicious people.
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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.