On November 10th, 2017, the University of Arizona Corpus Lab held its AntConc Workshop. AntConc is an application that allows users to view useful information about a text such as the word frequency, placement of search term in the text, …
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The Corpus & Repository of Writing, an inter-institutional and inter-disciplinary research project building a corpus of student writing articulated with a repository of pedagogical artifacts.
C&W 2017 Workshop
We’re excited to be offering a full-day workshop at Computers & Writing 2017 — sharing some of the lessons we’ve learned from our highly nerdly inter-institutional collaborative research project. Here’s the abstract, and after the jump, the full description of the workshop. …
Crow poster at AAAL 2017
Next! After our two CCCC talks, the Crow team presented this poster (PDF) about our work in the Sunday afternoon poster session at AAAL 2017.
Corpus and computational collaboration at CCCC 2017
Our second #4C17 talk: Corpus and Computational Collaboration. Summary, slide deck and handout.
Promoting RAD writing research at CCCC 2017
Michelle McMullin, Terrence Wang, Bradley Dilger and Shelley Staples are presenting “Promoting RAD writing research through inter-institutional collaboration” at CCCC. Here are the notes, slides, and references from our A10 presentation, (March 16, 2017). In this presentation, we describe how research …
Computers & Writing wrap up
Terrence, Michelle, Shelley, and Bradley had an excellent week at Computers & Writing 2016 in Rochester. We got to explore the interdisciplinary nature of the Crow project through the workshop we attended, our presentation, and several other interesting panels. Lots of good thinking …
PLCC 2016 Conference Report
“The Design and Research Potential of Crow for Language Research and Teaching” by Sherri Craig and Jie (Wendy) Gao The 2016 Purdue Languages and Cultures Conference (PLCC) was the first time the School of Languages and Cultures partnered with the …
Computers & Writing 2016
We’re in Rochester, NY for Computers & Writing 2016. We attended the computational rhetorics workshop facilitated by Ryan Omizo and Bill Hart-Davidson, and presented in session D2, “Boundary Work: Designing a Composition Archive for Research and Mentoring Across Disciplines.” That’s Friday, 5/20, …
TALC 2016
We’ll be presenting the following panel at TALC in Giessen, Germany, in July 2016. Developing a First Year Composition L2 Writing Corpus and Repository A number of student academic writing corpora (e.g., ICLE, MICUSP, BAWE) have been developed in the past few …
Crow at CCCC 2017 (we hope)
In March 2017, three conferences Crow researchers are very interested in will be held consecutively in the Pacific Northwest. (Four if you count ATTW!) We’re excited about the opportunity to attend, present (we hope), and participate in workshops and other …
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