Tag: writing
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Writing vs Orality
J.D Applen explains the idea of orality and literacy through Walter Ong’s approach and we see how it goes back to Plato’s ideas.
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Media and Literacy
Discover J. D. Applen’s insights on speaking, writing, and literacy in old and new media, and how we can adapt our communication skills.
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Speak First, Read Later
When you think about it, we learned how to speak before we learned how to write. Orality came first and literacy followed after.
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Old vs. New: Speaking, Writing, & Literacy
Applen explains and discusses how communication as a whole has evolved over time. Now we rely on digital media in this modern society.
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Week 6: Speaking, Writing, and Literacy
Writing is a great way to jot down information and share that information, but before that was oral and verbal communication and memorization.
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Digital Privacy
Learning how to use the web in a useful way is essential for us as college students. We need to be able to protect our privacy when writing.
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Defining “Digital”: Intrinsically Connected to “Rhetoric”
With defining “Digital” comes understanding its intrinsic connection with “rhetoric” through the history of written communication.
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The History of Digital
When you hear the word digital, is the first thing that comes to your mind computers? I was the same before reading Doug Eyman’s text on digital.
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Privacy on the Web
Interested in learning how to protect your digital privacy online? Learn how to use the internet in a safe and responsible way.
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Intertextuality: What Does it Mean?
Explore and understand the meaning behind Intertextuality and help you better understand how one text can influence another.
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The Heartbleed
Eyman’s focus on digital rhetoric and communication aligns with themes of technology, society, and critical literacy in the analysis of the Heartbleed bug.
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Overview of Code
A look at coding in terms of rhetoric along with my opinions on how scholars should approach forming in comparison to other writing.
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Understanding New Media
Understanding what new media truly is through the lenses of both Eyman and Selfe. Sharing feelings about Eyman’s work as a whole.

