1.Brainstorming:Answer the questions below on separate doc: What artifact of new

1.Brainstorming:Answer the questions below on separate doc:
What artifact of new media do you intend to focus on and why for Project 2?
How do you intend to revise it, why, and what new form of media will you use to present it? In other words, what medium are you starting with and what medium will the revision/new version take on?
What sort of research or prep work will you do as you embark on this project? How will you set yourself up for success? What tools or resources will you need?
Finally, what challenges (if any) do you foresee as you work on this project?
2.Attached is outline that needs to be completed on separate doc
3.Please create a rough draft and then a final draft on two separate documents
Assignment is below :This involves 3 parts:
1. Rhetorical Analysis – Choose a specific example of digital media and conduct a brief
rhetorical analysis to better understand its target audience, purpose, and its uses of ethos,
logos, pathos, and kairos.
2. Revision of Example – Recreate your chosen digital media example to either 1) more
effectively communicate its message to its target audience OR 2) communicate a different
message to a different target audience.
3. Rhetorical Rationale – Produce a brief essay explaining the rhetorical rationale behind
your revision of your chosen digital media example.
Helpful Tips
As you’re choosing your focus and crafting your project, be sure to keep these familiar and new
course concepts in mind:
• Primary orality
• Secondary orality
• Global village
• “The medium is the message”
• Hypertext
• Remediation
• Writing
• Print
• Digital media
• Social media
• Intersectionality
• Feminism & Gender Studies
• Queer Studies
• Critical Race Studies
• Disability Studies
• Socioeconomics, religion, age &
more!
Digital media examples you might choose include:
• Online articles
• Audio recordings
• Podcasts
• Videos
• Website
• Social media profiles or a series of posts
Formatting & Requirements
Rhetorical Analysis
• Length – At least 4 pages (this does not include the Works Cited page)
• Format – Typed, double-spaced, with a heading, appropriate title, and page numbers
• Citation style – MLA
• Secondary sources – At least 5
Revision of Example
• Format – I should be able to easily access and review your revision, whether through a
provided sample or link.
• Requirements – Your revision should sufficiently address and demonstrate attention to the
rhetorical concerns of this project: target audience, purpose, ethos, logos, pathos, and
kairos.
Rhetorical Rationale
• Length – At least 4 pages (this does not include the Works Cited page)
• Format – Typed, double-spaced, with a heading, appropriate title, and pages numbers
• Citation style – MLA
• Secondary sources – At least 5
Deadlines