Tag: writing
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Oral Communication Or Written
Before the use of texting or sending emails people use to have an oral culture. Nothing to be written down just talked about and shared.
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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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Spoken vs. Written Word
There’s distinct differences between speech and writing. Today we contrast them and then examine how the Internet combines them
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Importance of Writing in History
This week I read from a new Author J.D Applen in their book “Old Media, New Media, and Knowledge.” I learn more the importance of writing.
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Writing is technology
This blog post is about how writing is apart of modern day and past technology and understanding its impact on the world.
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What in the world is Digital Literacy?
Eyman believes that Digital Literacy is a requirement in digital rhetoric. Literacy is a means of more complexity when you define it.
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Reinterpretation of the Word “Digital”
We constantly think the word “digital” means computers, but a reinterpretation of it reveals it also refers to speech and writing.
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Digital Privacy & Safety
Digital safety continues to become a growing concern for all users. How can we continue to keep our private information safe?
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Intertextuality: Eyman and Warnick
Intertextuality is a large word to define. Eyman fights within his work with the scholar Warnick and their established arguments.
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Digital Rhetoric; Competing Terms
Digital rhetoric can be broken down into 3 different terms. They are defined as alternative titles that have been suggested by others.
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Applen Terms on Media
A blog post discussing the ins and outs of Applen’s terms. Primarily focusing on variability and modularity. The post defines both terms in simplicity.
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Is The Old Media Fixed?
A blog post about old writing with ink and paper versus the new “fixed” version of writing using technology resources such as a phone or computer.
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Print and Remediation
Writing, throughout the decades, has shifted. With it, the differences between the age of print and the late age of print continue to grow.
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Words on Paper and Words on Screens
We have words on paper and words on screens. It depends on our purpose to decide which technology is better.
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Writing: The Shift from Old to New
Understanding the differences between the old and new age of writing. Also understanding the connection of both ages of technology.