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    Writing for Digital Media

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    Cara Miller, Anderson University

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    Publisher: PALNI

    Language: English

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    Reviewed by Thomas Kneeland, Assistant Professor of English (Tenure-Track), Anderson University on 8/29/24

    Dr. Miller is clearly the expert in this realm of writing and literary studies. As a new faculty member, I feel confident teaching this text to my students, because it is, in fact, thorough. read more

    Reviewed by Jamie McDaniel, Professor, School of Writing, Literature, and Language, Radford University on 8/18/24

    “Writing for Digital Media” offers a broad, comprehensive introduction to the major aspects that contribute to being a digitally literate person. The text explores the dynamics of networked environments and digital spaces by examining their... read more

    Reviewed by Kelly Boylan, Adjunct Instructor, Northern Essex Community College on 6/14/24

    'Writing for Digital Media' is not just a theoretical exploration of digital literacy. It offers practical insights and methods for engaging with the digital space. By aligning its content with the core objectives of the International Society for... read more

    Reviewed by Maria Kalyvaki, Assistant Professor of Marketing, Minnesota State University Mankato on 4/16/24

    "Writing for Digital Media" presents a compelling exploration of digital literacy in an era where technology permeates every aspect of our lives. The book adeptly defines digital literacy as the ability to engage with digital spaces in meaningful,... read more

    Table of Contents

    • Front Matter
      • Publisher's Note
    • Critical Literacy
      • Introduction
      • The Myth of the Digital Panacea
      • Screens, Spins, and Perceptions of "Reality"
      • Surveillance Capitalism
      • Privileged Spaces
      • Affordances and Constraints: A Critical Analysis of Digital Spaces
    • Rhetorical Literacy
      • The Everyday Function of Rhetoric
      • Rhetoric as a Social Tool
      • Rhetoric in the Digital Realm
      • Multimodality
      • Rhetoric and the Ideological Turn
    • Functional Literacy
      • Best Practices for Digital Writing
      • Writing the Genres of the Web
      • Basic Design Principles
      • Branding, Content Strategy, and SEO
      • Accessibility and Inclusion
      • Remix Culture and Copyright
      • Editing Your Work
      • Final Thoughts
    • Back Matter
      • Contributors

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    About the Book

    This textbook focuses on writing and digital media. Increasingly, writing is published on digital platforms like social media, websites, and blogs, and this online writing performs a variety of personal, professional, academic, and civic functions. The textbook discusses these functions from a critical and rhetorical perspective and provides practical skills and strategies that students can put into practice in their own digital writing.

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    Dr. Cara Miller is an English professor at Anderson University, where she teaches a variety of writing classes, including professional writing, digital writing, and creative writing. She is the director of the English Program at AU and editor of the AU Press. Her research interests include student engagement, rhetoric, content strategy, digital marketing, and the intersection of writing and AI.

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