Tag: Eyman
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HCI in Digital Spaces
HCI also creates a melting pot of information. Our algorithm curates itself to what it knows we like. This successfully keeps us coming back
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Human-Computer Interaction and Digital Rhetoric
Digital rhetoric explores how tech shapes communication, while HCI focuses on user-friendliness—both aiming for user empowerment, common ground?
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HCI: Man and Machine
Even though it’s relieving this will be my last read on Eyman, I’m glad he’s got one more topic for me to read on- HCI baby!
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HCI and CCS Connect
Human Computer Interaction and CCS is understanding how humans engage with computers and what we chose to create and interact with.
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Human Computer Interaction
This week we learned about human computer interaction and critical Code studies. Eyman says they are part of digital rhetoric.
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Song as Old as Rhyme
Jay Bolter and Richard Grusin are who bring up this idea. New media is created by old media. Which to me, immediately makes me think of film.
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New Media by Defintion
After reading Eyman’s chapter it is clear to see that there is not one set definition to the term “New Media”. Some authors are arguing
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Traditional or New Media? Or Both?
New Media takes the conversation. Asking what can be labeled as new media, how far it branches out, and if traditional concepts are involved.
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Does New Media Need to be Digital?
Therefore “new media”, isn’t just text that has been created in a digital environment. It is so much more, than the multiple definitions it already has.
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New Media vs. Traditional Media
Learn the evolution of how traditional media and new media shape ideas through print media and interactivity from new media.
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Principles of New Media & Multimedia
What is new media? In this chapter Eyman, Selfe, and others define it in their own ways and provide an understanding of its principles
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New Media
This blog explains the different lists between Manovich, Packer, and Jordan. Both show how new media is unique and individual.
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What Makes New Media, New?
What Is new media and is it really ‘new’? Explore how digital media reshapes, remixes, and redefines the old in unexpected ways.
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The Art of Visual Rhetoric
Visual rhetoric is all around us, influencing how we perceive and interact with others and the world. Visual rhetoric can be used in art, clothing etc
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Visual Hot Take: The Dress was Black and Blue
An argument could be made to communicate how the shirts color doesn’t look right, but in the end, that shirt is still a man-made object