Author Archives: A.J. Jackson-Sherrod

One style that could suit my podcast is a news report style. I envision including different interviews from eye witnesses that have seen signs of Dobbs being haunted and even an interview with a “professional ghost hunter.” There is a … Continue reading →

For my hoax, I want to tell a fictitious story about Dobbs Hall being haunted. This topic will be well-suited for this medium because I can create many fictional sound effects and sound bytes that will appear to be real. I … Continue reading →

  I originally tried using my computer to edit a picture, but I was having trouble, so that was one of the challenges. I downloaded an app on my phone that made it easier to insert a ghost into the … Continue reading →

The article first starts out by introducing a situation that many people can relate to because they’ve either experienced it for themselves or have seen another person experience it. This aspect is an example of Logos. The fact that a … Continue reading →

The article first starts out by introducing a situation that many people can relate to because they’ve either experienced it for themselves or have seen another person experience it. This aspect is an example of Logos. The fact that a … Continue reading →

The main tactics people use to persuade others that their hoax is real is ethos, pathos and logos. Ethos gives evidence of credibility, pathos taps into people’s emotions, and logos provides logic behind the hoax. In the piece about Joice … Continue reading →

A hoax is a story that someone or people make up that is believed to be true by a multitude of people. Hoaxes always have aspects to them that make people want to believe. Some aspects include hope, connecting with … Continue reading →