Tag: new media
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Traditional vs. New Media: What’s the difference?
We have all been exposed to both traditional and new media throughout our lives. What are the important differences between the two?
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Literacy and New Media Takeaways
We look back to the writings of J.D. Applen and explore the takeaways from his chapter of New Media and Literacy. We understand more.
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Traditional vs. New Media
With a shift from traditional to new media, we look at individuality of media as a whole and how new media pushes the boundary of the old.
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Print text and Digital Text, How printing Evolved
We look at J.D. Applen’s once more and explore the evolution of traditional printing into modern digital printing due to technology.
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Text and How it Affects Digital Rhetoric
We once again looks into Dough Eyman’s writing. Specifically, we look into Text and digital rhetoric and the idea of expanding definition.
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Let’s discuss “Text”
In my blog I am discussing what “text” means to my audience first. I am then defining what “text” truly means in rhetoric form.
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Conversations: Orality Versus Literacy
There are certain advantages of conversations with Literacy that either takes too long or just simply impossible to achieve with Orality.
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Digital Rhetoric in Ads Because of Digital Literacy
Digital Literacy is a requirement of Digital Rhetoric. The endless possibilities of Digital Rhetoric are because of Digital Literacy.
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Does Digital Rhetoric Just Mean Persuasive Argument?
The origin of Digital Rhetoric extends into the meaning of persuasive argument. The point was to overpower a large audience.
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The confusing concept of Digital Rhetoric
We review the work of Dough Eyman’s article of “Defining and Locating Digital Rhetoric” once again. We specifically look at Digital Rhetoric.
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What is Digital Literacy and how does it effect Digital Rhetoric?
We dive into what is digital literacy and how it can affect digital rhetoric. We look back at the work of Dough Eyman and understand more of his work.
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Intertextuality & Entertainment Media
The idea of intertextuality describes the relationship between media contents. When one text references another text by reusing ideas and meanings.
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Visual Rhetoric
There were many different definitions to describe visual rhetoric. When I think of the word, I think about using images to communicate meaning.

