Tag: digital
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The Message
Understanding technology’s societal impacts: McLuhan’s “medium is the message” echoes concerns of Carr’s internet critique in today’s digital age.
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Interactivity, the cornerstone of the internet
The one thing the internet is known for is their interactivity, but how does that apply to to digital rhetoric? And how can it help us understand?
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Human-Computer Interactions (HCI)
A look at the relationship between HCI and digital rhetoric through the lense of Eyman, along with a personal story about everyday technologies.
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Interactivity (Human-Computer Interaction)
Human- computer interaction (HCI) helps people access computer technology easier. Other sources such as digital rhetoric and coding align
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Lobster Slots, or, Today’s Interactivity
Lobster Slots is one of many apps created to demonstrate a flawed system. It demonstrates our current relationship with technology.
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Traditional Media vs New Media
Platforms where you can communicate, collaborate, and co-create content with other users and communities which isn’t possible with traditional media.
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new media, guidelines
Digital rhetoric’s “new media” includes blogs, podcasts, and social platforms. Lev Manovich’s principles highlight their impact on modern communication.
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Overview of Code
A look at coding in terms of rhetoric along with my opinions on how scholars should approach forming in comparison to other writing.
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Procedural Rhetoric
Procedural rhetoric can be a part of digital rhetoric, but that isn’t always the case. When learning is done digitally it is, otherwise no.
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Wrangling the Definition of New Media
New media: what is it? Does it have to be purely digital? What adjectives could be used? Doug Eyman… throws his hands up in the air!
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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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Rhetoric in New and Old Media
As media continues to develop into more digital forms and away from traditional forms, how does media and content interplay with rhetoric?
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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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The Evolving Forms of Print
Time continues to progress and so does the way written media is consumed. Will digital print have an impact on other forms of print?