Tag: Eyman
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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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Rethinking What “Digital” Really Means
A close-up of a digital screen shows RGB pixels forming a mouse cursor, highlighting how code, design, and interaction shape digital meaning.
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Intertextuality in Writing
A quiet moment of focused writing, where handwritten notes, soft light, and a calm workspace reflect thoughtful reflection and steady creativity.
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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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Intertextuality
Intertextuality can be described as a bridge of understanding between two different texts, sometimes even with a melody.
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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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Interactivity at the Heart of Human Computer Interaction
Interactivity helps to shape digital meaning. Turning users into active participants through choices, feedback, and responsive design in HCI.
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Clicking into Consciousness
Clicking into consciousness, we meet interfaces that persuade quietly, shaping thought, habit, and identity with every tap.
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Human Computer Interaction
HCI overlaps with rhetoric as they both seek empowerment of the user. Using psychology/sociology to get the best interface for the user.
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Human Computer Interaction and Digital Rhetoric in Everyday Digital Life
Every day, digital interaction and meaning show up in simple moments like scrolling and clicking, shaping how we learn, communicate, and connect online.
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Understanding Human -Computer Interaction
Human-Computer Interaction shows how technology shapes our choices, guiding behavior and influencing how we use apps, websites, and devices.
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Agency The Balancing Act
Online agency is reframed by HCI. Creators and consumers co-create messages through interactions, making it a persuasion collaboration.
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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.