Our University of Arizona Crowbirds hosted an introductory workshop on the uses of AntConc at the 17th Annual SLAT Interdisciplinary Roundtable. The workshops gave instructions on hiding tags, using the concordance function, and different methods of word searching.
Crow researchers have been updating their research by comparing citations in research papers and literature reviews, investigating citation integration, the use of quotations, and citation counts. Our findings will be presented at the AAAL conference in Chicago on March 27, 2018.
The Crow team is composed of a variety of different scholars at many different levels of academia from many different fields. Crow includes various professors of writing, ESL, EAL, SLAT, and many other areas of English and language. On top …
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, …
Today we hit a pretty significant milestone for the Crow project: we’ve published the CFP for our symposium, October 4–6, 2018. We’re thrilled to be able to host an event focusing on the type of work we want to support …
The Crow team recently held a research summit at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Faculty and students from Purdue and South Carolina gathered for two days, with Crow researchers joining from West Lafayette and Michigan as well. In this …
From Crow team member Wendy Jie Gao: In July, Crow researchers gave a poster presentation at the Corpus Linguistics (CL 2017) in Birmingham, England. The poster introduced our citation project initiated in the summer of 2016–”Variability in Citation Practices of …
In this edition of APPLAWS, we discuss all the exciting things that the Crow team achieved over the Summer. We hope you see how hard the team has worked the past few months. Hadi Banat, a graduate research assistant at Purdue, …
We are pleased to introduce a new segment on Write Crow – APPLAWS. APPLAWS (pronounced “applause”) will share the team’s awards, publications, plans, leadership, achievements, woots, and surprises three times each year. Crow has always shared our celebratory work and the …
Crow funded in Humanities Without Walls — The Work of the Humanities in a Changing Climate
