What do you understand about "online" writing and "offline" writing?

Writing is one of the oldest forms of communication, but technology has changed how we write and where we write.

Online writing is any writing done through the internet. It includes writing blog posts, social media updates, emails, online articles, digital journals, and even comments on YouTube videos. This kind of writing is usually fast, interactive, and multimedia-based. Writers can use hyperlinks, emojis, images, and even videos to support their messages.

Offline writing, in contrast, is writing done without internet access. This includes traditional writing like essays, notebooks, printed books, handwritten letters, and even classroom tests. Offline writing is often more formal and structured, especially in academic or professional settings.

Both types of writing are valuable. Online writing allows for wider communication and quick updates, while offline writing allows for deeper focus and fewer distractions.


Click here to return to the first page.

Komentar

Posting Komentar

Postingan populer dari blog ini

Welcome: Diving Into Online and Offline Writing

  Hello and welcome to my blog! Name: Luna Aulia  Student ID: 882030124006 Subject: Writing in professional context Assignment: Understanding Online and Offline Writing This blog is part of my writing assignment for the course Writing in ELT. The goal is to explore how writing has changed in the modern world, especially when it comes to online and offline contexts. In the digital age, we write and communicate in many different ways. From social media to handwritten essays, each form of writing has its own purpose, style, and audience. Through this blog, I will be sharing my thoughts and knowledge on five important questions related to online and offline writing. Each post is written as a separate page to make the reading experience more organized and enjoyable. Feel free to check out the links below to navigate through each topic: • What do you know about "online" and "offline"? Click Here for more. • What do you understand about "online" writing and ...
Baca selengkapnya

Online Writing Experiences with Nothing Like Us

  I still remember the night I started writing my first real story. I was in 8th grade, feeling a little invisible, a little los,t like no one really saw me. That’s when I opened my notes app and started typing out a story I called Nothing Like Us . It was about a lonely girl who had almost nothing: no money, no support, and no sense of direction. Then she meets someone who has everything, a man from a completely different world. Wealthy, confident, and powerful. The story follows their connection, the complications of their differences, and the quiet hope that love might be enough. At first, it was just something I wrote to escape reality. School felt boring, and life felt repetitive. But writing made me feel alive. It gave me a space to explore things I couldn’t always say out loud. I poured so much of my feelings into that story, uncertainty, curiosity, even a bit of pain. It wasn’t just about a fictional girl; it was also about me. The feelings of being out of place, the desire...
Baca selengkapnya

The Indonesian Digital Reformation

Gambar
The Rise of Cashless Transactions: Digital Transformation in Indonesia’s Financial Sector In recent years, Indonesia has experienced a significant digital transformation across various sectors, and one of the most visible changes is within the financial industry. What once relied heavily on cash transactions is now shifting toward a more cashless, tech driven economy. This change is not just a trend but a fundamental shift in how people interact with money, driven by technological innovation, government support, and changing consumer habits. Indonesia has long been a cash-dominated society, especially in traditional markets and small businesses. However, the rise of smartphones, internet access, and digital platforms has opened the door for easier, faster, and safer financial transactions. Digital payment systems, such as e-wallets and mobile banking apps, have become essential tools for millions of Indonesians. Apps like GoPay , OVO , DANA , LinkAja  and ShopeePay allow users to ...
Baca selengkapnya