The screen image that I captured is the home screen of my Internet Explorer browser. This image looked very familiar to me because of my often access to the Internet at home. Seeing this image as a screen shot was a little abnormal to me because I thought I could “ex” out the screen or click a link but in reality it was just a picture.
Composing something in digital space comes as a freedom to create whatever you please. Many people aren't actually good at painting, or photography, or even handwriting. However, with technology today, the average art student is a capable of recreating the Mona Lisa online; excuse the exaggeration. Digital spaces give me a lot of room to write what I want, see what I want, read what I want, and much more. It also is efficient to the modern day college student to use digital space to compose essays, pictures, and so on.
Taking a snapshot of my screen was something I did not know how to do prior to this assignment. However, with easy instructions and access to the “blogger.com” website, making a blog and posting this assignment was simple to do. This is one example of taking advantage of a digital composing process. If people are taught and learn how to follow processes similar to this assignment’s process, then the digital space can easily be used in composing anything from essays, to blogs, to works of art. This assignment shows proof that one does not have to be tech-savvy in order to follow a digital composing process.