What unique genres and artifacts represent your primary discourse community, and how do they reflect its values and purposes? by Joy Ok

joyok1 — 2025-10-13 19:53:23 UTC

Our Canvas discussion boards represent digital collaboration within higher education. These platforms' conventions feature academic language, peer responses, and citation practices. These practices reflect our community's values of knowledge sharing and critical engagement with course material.

2025-10-14 01:34:59 UTC

A unique genre that represent my primary discourse community is film review session. This platform is designed to convey strategy for upcoming games, with conventions such as a whiteboard and projector used to show different plays and concepts. These practice reflect our community's shared goal of winning games as they implement a plan to execute to be successful in-game.

2025-10-14 01:37:24 UTC

A unique genre that represents my community is NFL jerseys, many fans use this as a talking point in the discourse community that allow them to communicate ideas about their team.

2025-10-14 01:40:26 UTC

A unique artifact that represents my discourse community is El Centro's newsletter also known as "El Chisme" and they email out weekly news and information for the week and it works as a way of communication between the people of the community.

2025-10-14 01:41:04 UTC

Swim swam is a unique genre in the swimming community that shares current events and important news in the swimming world. Authors of these articles are well versed and knowledgable about swimming. Swim swam is used to spread information regarding the swimming world and communicate amongst the community.

2025-10-14 01:41:10 UTC

One important genre of my discourse community of the Statistics community of UC Davis is the publication of academic articles and lab reports. They feature specific symbols, peer reviews, conventional formats, and they depict how the Statistics community requires precise calculation and accurate representation of data in the course of academic exchanges that are happening in the form of articles.

2025-10-14 01:41:41 UTC

Video tutorials like these represent how people in the cooking discourse community share their knowledge and creativity through the media. These specific videos are engaging and allow for the audience to experiment and learn how to utilize certain ingredients in a multitude of different ways. It merges people's interest with cooking introducing more people to the community.

2025-10-14 01:41:48 UTC

This math homework assignment shows many of the conventions of said genre, from clear instructions to repetition, as well as the kinds of problems that are expressed in it, those with a numerical/algebraic answer to them. They are created by the teachers in the classrooms, and exemplify the shared goal of creating an understanding of mathematical concepts. They also allow for students to understand where their understanding of mathematical concepts are lacking.

2025-10-14 01:41:52 UTC

A certain genre within my community is the Rugby bylaws, above is the outlined introduction of the USA rugby committee who created the bylaws. A convention of the bylaws are to properly guide the referee of any given match nation wide in a safe and proper fashion. Additionally what also makes this artifact unique is that the bylaws are continuously updated by the community to be seen as fit year over year. This represents the common goal of the community to strive towards a more and more percent game that is safer, and better conduction in an universal fashion. Also tying into the social action of trying to increase the safety of the game overall

2025-10-14 01:42:11 UTC

Clinical research paper on lancet is a good represent of genres in medical field. The conventions include academic language, medical term, apa format which has an abstract, introduction, methodology, data collection and interpretation, conclusion, and a reference list. It reflects that our community values clarity and precision upon scientific discoveries.

2025-10-14 01:44:07 UTC

The New York Times article called With Payments to College athletes is an artifact that proves my point in my discourse community that Men's sports are more funded, have more scholarship, and money over women sports. The University of Florida "provided 900,000 more in scholarship aid to the mens football team that it did to it 10 women's team" This article is supporting my discourse community to have more equality in women sports like mens sports do. Authors are sharing numbers of money that is funded to mens sports and not much to women's. This reflects that news outlets value women's sports and see that this is not fair.

2025-10-14 01:44:41 UTC

The Davis Economic Collective Instagram post for the Study Social is a digital promotional genre that combines social invitation with academic support. This genre uses informal, inviting language and fun simple graphics to reflect the DEC's values of community among economics students. By listing the date, time, location, the post also fulfills the group's purpose of providing on time, organized, and easy to access academic help to its members.

2025-10-14 01:44:52 UTC

A unique genre that represents my primary discourse community is discussion threads. Discussion threads are a mean of intercommunication in between the individuals of the community. On the discussion threads, members can share their feedback, disseminate information, and chat with one another.

2025-10-14 01:47:51 UTC

One of the genre circulate in yoga community group is “the mindful minute video” that posted in the social media. Is created by yoga expert or professional influencer. It is a video that invite people to join the mindfulness. Some peaceful background music will include in this video, the creator may guide people to take deep breath and relax. By following the instructions in the video, the yoga practitioners may able to achieve the goal that releasing their stress and anxiety, emphasizing the value of yoga.

2025-10-14 01:47:59 UTC

A unique artifact that represents my discourse community is a short instargram video by a photographer who says, “This video isn’t about the images I’m taking. It’s about changing your perspective.” It reflects how creators in photography communities encourage others to think creatively rather than focus only on technical details, inspiring members to see the world differently.

2025-10-14 01:48:07 UTC

One of the main genres that represents my discourse community is the field report. This genre is essential for communicating field observations, data collection, and analysis results among members of the community. Field reports help document what is happening in a specific site, ensuring that findings are transparent and verifiable. They also allow others to review and analyze the data, maintaining the community’s credibility and ensuring that everyone goals aligned as a discourse community.

dechabane — 2025-10-14 01:49:50 UTC

Through Northwestern's study on Berbers indicated and depicts their incredible cultural and historical heritage, from their origin land, to the rest of the world. Crawford explores relationships between Berbers around the world, notably in North Africa as well.

2025-10-14 01:50:23 UTC

One of artifact that my discourse community is Reddit discussion threads where investors share there thoughts on the performance of this company. They uses reports, financial terms and graphs to discuss predictions

2025-10-14 01:51:43 UTC

A unique genre that represents my community is NFL playbooks. Many people buy and sell playbooks that have been used over the years to understand how the teams have gathered their play before each game. These playbooks are usually made by the fans who analyze games deeply and understand how he players react off of certain situations. People who buy and sell these copies aim to just have fun and maybe even use them for a team that they are associated with

2025-10-14 01:59:07 UTC

A genre that my discourse community uses are newsletters. Here in this video is a screenshot of said genre. These newsletters allow for my discourse community distribute information that may help aid themselves while here at UC Davis. Offering up academic programs, community engagement activities, and people who can support these student when they are facing difficulties here on campus. The language used is made to be welcoming and friendly. Along with still being very informative. It's also meant to be easily accessible as it's informative that you can access from anywhere and during whatever activity you may be participating in.

2025-10-14 02:01:32 UTC

The CCC Weekly Newsletter is a great artifact that represents my primary discourse community. The weekly newsletter includes a variety of different student events, clubs, programs, academic support resources, as well extra navigation support. The newsletter directly supports the values that the CCC sets out to achieve and allows for many underrepresented students find a community that aligns with themselves. Its also a tool that helps students feel included, supported, and seen within the larger UC Davis campus.

2025-10-14 02:02:41 UTC

One unique genre is Social Media:

Fan-created works reinterpret or extend anime narratives, allowing participants to co-author and reimagine beloved characters or worlds. They allow participants to share interpretations, debates, memes, and emotional reactions to anime episodes or news in real time.

Digital genres reflect the community’s interactivity and global connectivity. They make anime fandom transnational—fans from worldwide communicate instantly, creating a collective and diverse interpretive space. These genres also demonstrate a value of knowledge sharing, where fans educate one another about cultural context, translation, or production details.

2025-10-14 02:12:34 UTC

Memes like this one represent my primary discourse community, reflecting the group’s purpose of emotional companionship and value placed on support. This example meets all conventions of a meme, following a classical POV format, incorporating a photo with uniquely relevant context (a screenshot of my friend’s favorite anime character), and a caption that makes a joke specific to the context built.