Tag: Eyman
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The Power of Digital Literacy
Digital literacy is the “how,” multiliteracy is the “what” and “why”—together they shape how we dance, meme, and create online.
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What is Digital Literacy
Digital literacy is more than just reading online; it’s also about creating, analyzing, and critically understanding digital writings.
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Digital Literacy
In this blog, I explore the meaning of digital literacy and multiliteracy and how they change as technology shifts in our current world.
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What Does it Mean to be “Digital?”
In the modern world, it is not uncommon to prefer digital methods of communication and information display as opposed to analog, but why?
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Intertextuality: Part of a Whole
Everything has a foundation. As we take in knowledge and add our opinions we are building on that foundation we are using intertextuality.
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The eyes that can see intertexuality
Intertextuality is EVERYWHERE—memes, TikToks, movies. It’s how we connect, remix culture, and share laughs online. REUSE, REDUCE, RECYCLE! haha
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New Media in Writing
Doug Eyman discusses the usage and importance of New Media in the world of writing, and I discuss my thoughts and reaction to his work.
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Exploring New Media and Its Impact on My Digital World
Digital platforms continue to evolve, making it challenging to define and understand the shift from traditional forms of communication. This blog delves into how the concept of digital media has been interpreted, focusing on the ideas of Doug Eyman and Lev Manovich. It explores how content is shaped by technology and data, highlighting the need…
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What is New Media?
“When do particular media stop being ‘new’? This question sparked confusion throughout the class, as well as conversation.
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Defining New Media
A different perspective to what new media means and what it entails highlights both its power to connect and inform and its challenges.
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“New Media” is Just Media, But With a Cooler Name
The word “new” in new media is quite misleading as it is simply just another form of media with its own set of rules and criteria.
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New Media Is Not New
Eyman’s take on new media interests me because he develops a general definition in terms of digital rhetoric. However, I remain utterly confused.


