Tag: digital
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Improving Digital Writing Craft
A response to Karl Stolley’s “Source Literacy: A Vision of Craft” along with an analysis of his four ‘steps’ to improving digital writing.
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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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Going Public in an Age of Digital Anxiety
In “Going Public in an Age of Digital Anxiety,” David Gold, Merideth Garcia, and Anna V. Knutson talk about how students feel when they
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Digital Rhetoric
I found the discussion of digital rhetoric interesting because I agree with the authors that trying to create one perfect definition would actually
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Going Public in an Age of Digital Anxiety
I reflect on digital writing, online pressure, and how students balance sharing their voices with the anxiety of being judged by others.
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Digital Rhetoric
Different social media logos such as TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram stacked up onto one another laid out.
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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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Dynamics of Digital Literacy
The world of literacy is evolving and so people must adapt to it as well, learning digital literacy in order to become a more self-aware internet user.
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Privacy and Learning in Digital Spaces
This post discusses why online privacy matters and how digital learning can be messy, unpredictable, and still valuable for students and writers today too.
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The Importance of Digital Rhetoric in Education
Digital rhetoric is important because it helps us communicate online, protect our privacy, share ideas, and understand how technology affects our learning.
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Understanding Human-Computer Interaction and What It Means to Me
A reflection on human computer interaction and how digital rhetoric shapes the way we connect, think, and communicate today.
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Digital Rhetoric and HCI: Design, Power, and Users
Exploring how interfaces and code shape meaning, power, and user experience at the intersection of digital rhetoric and HCI.
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Understanding McLuhan and Media’s Messages
A reflective look at McLuhan and media’s messages, exploring how old and new media shape how we think, learn, and connect.
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Political Coding : The Rhetorical Power of Redistricting Algorithms
Explore how redistricting software uses “cold logic” to carve political maps and why the code behind our democracy is a powerful rhetorical act.
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Heartbleed Rhetorical Code: Why Software Isn’t Just Logic
The Heartbleed bug shows that code isn’t just technical, it communicates meaning, shapes behavior, and carries real rhetorical power.