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concurrent media exposure
being exposed to multiple media at the same time, whether people are aware of such exposure or not
crowdfunding
raising money to finance projects and businesses from a large number of people via online platforms
crowdsourcing
obtaining work, information, ideas, or opinions from a large group of people who submit their contribution online
digital inequality
differences between people in the material, cultural, and cognitive resources required to use information and communication technology
egodocuments / self-life writings
all forms of voluntary and involuntary autobiographical writing, such as memoirs, diaries, letters, travel accounts, blogs, vlogs, and social media posts
infodemic
a rapidly spreading large amount of information about a problem that is typically unreliable or the product of a disinformation campaign
misinformation
the dissemination of false or misleading information
disinformation
the dissemination of false or misleading information with the intent to be deliberately spread
intertextuality / intertextual referencing
parts of a media text that refer to other texts
life in media
media disappear, media are what people do, and people love media
mass self-communication
the circulation and reformatting of any digitally formatted content, generally consisting of egodocuments
media multitasking
deliberate use of multiple media at the same time
pervasive media
media are always on and impossible to completely turn off
technomyopia
people tend to overestimate the short-term impact of technology while simultaneously underestimating the long-term potential
ubiquitous media
the notion that media are everywhere and impossible to completely escape from
media
all the devices and channels we use to communicate
weak definition of media
definition that reduces media to a singular device, application, or process
strong definition of media
definition that encapsulates all forms of media, including society’s interactions with it and how it shapes society’s interactions within itself
information carrier
an avenue by which information is transported over distance or time such as books, infographics, and newspapers
interface
program that links our actions to specific functions of a digital device
thirst trap
intentionally posting something provocative to trick people into engagement
affordance
potential action that is possible by a given object or environment
algorithm
a series of instructions telling a computer how to transform data into useful knowledge
charismatic technologies
media that contribute to processes of personal transformation, identity formation, and expression
command line interface+ (CLI+)
an interface whereby users interact with a computer by typing in text commands to run programs and manage files
functionality
ability of a particular device or technology
graphic user interface (GUI)
an interface that allows people to interact with electronic devices via visual indicators, such as menus, icons, pointers, and windows
lean-forward media
media that engage the user directly, requiring people to pay close attention
media activities
the activities and practices involved when people use media
media arrangements
how people organize and coordinate their lives with and around media
media artifacts
the hard- and software people use to live in media
natural user interface
interface that makes you use electronic media using touch, gestures, or voice, in effect naturalizing the interface
polysemy
media content always has multiple meanings
relational labor
the work involved for freelancing creatives to build and sustain connections with audiences
Shiny (New) Toy Syndrome
always wanting or being oriented toward the latest or newest piece of technology or gadget
supersaturation of media
the notion that media completely saturate the average household, and in doing so, become unremarkable
ubiquitous computing
technology that works in the background, is intuitive and easy to use, is available anywhere, and is interconnected