Tag: digital
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Understanding the Meaning of the Digital in Digital Rhetoric
Doug Eyman shows that “digital” is more than computers, it connects binary code, writing history, and rhetoric across media.
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The Visuality of Digital Rhetoric
This article explores how visual media interconnects with digital rhetoric and, in turn, assist with digital communication.
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What Does “Digital” Mean?
Before reading Doug Eyman’s discussion of “Digital” in Defining and Locating Digital Rhetoric, I assumed I already understood the term.
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Online Privacy and Messy Learning
The passage highlights trying to balance awareness of online privacy and messy learning as part of the creative process in writing.
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Defining and Locating Digital Rhetoric in Contemporary Writing
This post explores Douglas Eyman’s definition of digital rhetoric and explains how rhetoric adapts to digital spaces and technologies.
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Rhetoric Has Gone Digital. Now What?
Digital rhetoric isn’t just online writing, it’s persuasion shaped by platforms, interfaces, and everyday interactions in networked spaces.
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Digital Privacy in a Growing Digital Age
How safe is your digital life? Do you use private browsers? Do you keep your passwords secure in the note app on your phone? Follow the tips!
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Understanding Intertextuality in Digital Spaces
Intertextuality cannot be neglected in digital spaces. Consider memes, viral videos or trending hashtags. The only way the meme makes sense.
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Online Privacy, Agency, and You
This article explores what online privacy is, how it relates to online users, and how said users can obtain more agency when it comes to their own privacy.
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Intertextuality and Online Texts
This blog post explains how digital writing connects texts through links and shared ideas, helping readers understand meaning in online spaces.
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Rethinking Interactivity in Digital Rhetoric
What interactivity really means in digital media and why interface design, algorithms, and platform rules matter for digital communication.
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Code: The Unspoken Rhetoric
Explore how code works as unspoken rhetoric from developer comments to Myspace layouts, revealing how digital systems communicate and persuade
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Seeing Code as Communication in Brock’s Rhetorical Study
Brock’s work shows the rhetorical power of code and how digital tools shape meaning, guide choices, and influence the way we create and communicate.
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More than Just a Post
New media reveals how we translate the self into the digital world—blurring authenticity and performance in our online expression.
