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. …
Shelley Flies South; Wildcats turn Wildcrows Shelley Staples has moved from Purdue to the University of Arizona to head up our little flock of AZ Crowbirds. She is joined by four Wildcats who turned Wildcrow to start up the Arizona …
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.
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 …
The Crow team had a great time presenting at the Purdue Languages and Cultures Conference (PLCC 2017). One of our presentations was standing room only! Here is a link to the handout for “Building a Better Team” https://goo.gl/OmSz2u Look for a …
The past three months have been a very exciting time for Crow. We’ve received good news about grant funding which we are eager to share once we finalize the paperwork with our sponsors. We’ve added new collaborators who are bringing …
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As the Fall semester progresses, the Crow team has been hard at work submitting grants, attending conferences, and working on prototyping. Welcome new Crowbirds! We have welcomed three new Crowbirds onto our team! Tony Bushner, Ashley Velázquez, and Bill Hart-Davidson. …
The Crow team has collected a smaller group of members to focus on various grants we will be applying for this semester. During the second week of classes here at Purdue, the grants team met to establish our grant strategy, …
Many research teams at large universities slow down their progress in the summer to accommodate travel schedules and personal research agendas. With our ten person team filled with graduate and undergraduate students, the slowing down risk could be even higher, …
Finals week had just begun here at Purdue when the Crow team gathered in Heavilon Hall to kick off our summer projects. We met for some early morning sweets and some very much needed coffee to get our brains working …
