Tag: writing
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The Ever-Changing Media
Recomposition is thought out restructuring of media or text, changing it to fit into a different type of media or way of engaging with the text.
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How Technology Changes Behavior
Technology can shape people’s habits in subtle ways. This post explores how digital platforms influence everyday choices and behavior.
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Our Online Identity isn’t fully ours
How much of our online identity is truly ours when social media templates shape how we express ourselves and how others perceive us?
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Improving Digital Writing Craft
A response to Karl Stolley’s “Source Literacy: A Vision of Craft” along with an analysis of his four ‘steps’ to improving digital writing.
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Familiarity Does Not Equal Confidence
This post explores how students’ emotions can affect their comfort with multimodal assignments and sharing academic work with public audiences.
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Wk3 Blog: Emotional Responses Towards Multimodal Composing and Sharing Academic Work with Online Public Audiences
Seeing a students emotion towards a project or assignemt can help the teacher gauge on how challenging it might be for the student.
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Intertextuality and Understanding
exposure to concepts like Intertextuality. As a whole, it develops our writing and understanding of the deeper topics in literature.
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Digital Rhetoric Research
A response to VanKooten’s article “Methodologies and Methods for Research in Digital Rhetoric” on Digital Rhetoric research and opinions on her findings.
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How do texts connect? Understanding intertextuality.
Intertextuality shows us that texts don’t exist alone—they connect to other ideas, stories, and media, creating deeper meanings for audiences.
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Wampum as a Form of Communication and Technology
This post explains how wampum was used to communicate ideas, share stories, and preserve information, showing that technology is more than digital tools.
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Understanding McLuhan and Media’s Messages
A reflective look at McLuhan and media’s messages, exploring how old and new media shape how we think, learn, and connect.
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How Digital Literacy and Writing Are Changing Literacy Today
Screens transform reading into an interactive process where text shifts, links guide meaning, and users shape how digital writing is experienced.
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Speech, Text, and Literacy in Media
Evolution of different types of communication like speech, text, and literacy through old media, new media, and knowledge
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Writing, Memory, and the Shape of Thought
Writing transformed human consciousness by fixing thought in text, while digital media reshapes how orality and literacy interact today.
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Communication is Key!
Communication takes many forms, some old and some new. Whether spoken or written, communication shapes how we view the world around us.