Tag: Technology
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What “New Media” Means to Me
A simple reflection on new media and how it shapes the way we communicate, connect, and understand digital rhetoric today.
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Understanding New Media and Literacy
Rolling green hills stretch beneath a bright sky, framed by rugged mountains and drifting clouds, creating a calm and open landscape.
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Rethinking “Text” in the Age of Digital Rhetoric
Doug Eyman challenges us to rethink “text” in digital rhetoric, expanding it beyond print into dynamic, networked, and even autonomous forms.
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Text in Digital Rhetoric: Understanding Meaning in Online Communication
Close-up photo of a page filled with dense typed essay text, showing paragraphs of writing printed neatly on white paper.
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Understanding What Digital Rhetoric Is
Digital rhetoric explores how we create meaning online through screens, platforms, and everyday digital communication and culture.
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Tracing The Evolution of Digital Rhetoric: From Lanham to Warnick
Digital rhetoric transforms classical and hypertext theories, exploring how digital media enables persuasion, interactivity, and creative expression.
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Students of the 2010s in the Digital Age
The digital age provided students with unprecedented privileges and obstacles that no one yet understood or knew how to teach.
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Redefining Digital Literacy
A glowing blue digital network twists through dark space, symbolizing digital literacy through interconnected data, systems, and flowing information.
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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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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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Modularity and the Logic of New Media
Explores how new media and digital literacy redefine communication through modularity, variability, and contrast with traditional media.
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How We Went from Ink to Instant
Is your tone different when you handwrite something compared to when you type/text it? I’d be willing to bet that it is.
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New Media & Literacy
Whether on screen or on paper, Carlina reminds us that print continues to evolve and along with it, the way we communicate and relate.
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Digital Text
After reading Eymans novel I feel as though the text implied first alphabetic writing printed words on a page or screen.