9: My Remix
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kVWmRjd4T6Y8jnqVFjAdWvYecYiFOajt/view?usp=sharing My remix is a video that includes several clips from BBC’s programs, layered under clipped and rearranged commentary and sound effects from the Rio […]
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5: Remixing Book Covers to Talk About Racism
The Baby-Sitters Club was a YA book series released in 1986 that followed a group of 11-13 year old girls running a babysitting service in […]
Do It Yourself!
While I have not had extensive time to work on my Digital Genre Wiki, I am trying my very best! That said, my genre is […]
Genre’s Purpose
In the past, genre was simple and easy for me to define. It was nothing more than a word to represent categories for books: fiction, […]
3: Defining Genre as a Social Construct
Genre is a method of communication that comes about as a result of a particular rhetorical situation located in a specific place in time and […]
2: Diversity and Rhetoric
Like many others in the class, I have some artsy literary leanings, and would like to focus my study on a lit mag website. I […]
Hamilton’s Design
The webpage for the Broadway musical “Hamilton” is almost as innovative and intriguing as the musical itself. Once you open the site, you’re greeted with […]
2: Design Choices behind Instagram
Like others for their second blog post, I wanted to focus on a social media site, the rhetoric and rhetorical situation behind it, and analyze […]
2) Rhetorical Design Choices: Goodreads.com
On goodreads.com, “users can add books to their personal bookshelves, rate and review books, see what their friends and authors are reading, participate in discussion […]