Corpus & Repository of Writing A web-based archive which supports research and professional development in applied linguistics and rhetoric & composition.
Purdue, Arizona, Michigan State, & NAU. …
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*a good dissertation is a done dissertation*
*a good dissertation is a done dissertation*
*a good dissertation is a done dissertation*
*a good dissertation is a done dissertation*
*a good dissertation is a done dissertation*
*a good dissertat
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An update from @OlaSwatek on her project "Publishing research in international English-language academic journals." Ola focus is on challenges early-career SSH scholars face in entering the international academic writing communities.
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It's not every day that I get to collaborate with such amazing colleagues from across the continent! Catch our #SLWSG presentation "Teaching Multilingual Students Remotely: Exploring and Learning from Multimodal Online Pedagogies" @ #4c21 on demand! #studentsfirst #alwayslearning
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Thank you @writecroworg for your first iteration of your #GrantWriting workshops! Nothing like an informative webinar to go with tea and breakfast on a Saturday morning.
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Delighted to announce that our free Lancaster Summer Schools in Corpus Linguistics organised by @LAEL_LU & @CorpusSocialSci will take place on 21-25th June 2021! To find out more and to apply for a place: wp.lancs.ac.uk/corpussummers… @LancasterUni
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Congrats to @writecroworg team member Ji-young Shin (she's too cool for Twitter) for winning the dissertation grant. 🎀🥳🎖️
At @LifeAtPurdue, Ji-young Shin’s work promotes fine-tuned test development and L2 proficiency research.
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During our weekly seminar, @OlaSwatek introduced us to genre analysis with constant reference to the founding texts for new institutionalism. It's striking what claims you can make and what rhetorical strategies use depending on your place in geopolitics of knowledge production.
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In my translingual life today: decided to end an English-mostly e-mail with the Polish "pozdrawiam" - which literally means "To send (wishes of) health". What an apt word for the covid times.
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OMG my chair complimented my coding skills.
And I just want to say this is ALL @adrianapicoral. She taught me soooo much in the past semester.
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Brilliant workshop #talc2020 about interactive Data-Driven Learning (iDDL) which integrates concordance lines into pedagogical materials using an online learning environment. It was also a great chance to use the CROW corpus @writecroworg
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The Crow corpus has just expanded! If you want to learn more and try it out, join us for @talc2020 in a week for a workshop!
Ten million words! Adding 1,174 texts from Northern Arizona U takes the Crow corpus over 10,000 texts, too. Details: writecrow.org/2020/07/02/ten…
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My current response to any sentence that isn't working in our current @writecroworg project? ✂️✂️✂️✂️
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Congratulations to Emily Jones, @PurdueLibArts 2020 Outstanding Senior in @purdue_english. Emily is an avid reader. While in Scotland, she took a class on British novelist Jane Austen & was able to flip through the first edition of Pride & Prejudice. #OnlyPurdue #TheNextGiantLeap
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Please join us in congratulating Ji-young Shin, PhD student in the Second Language Studies Program in the Purdue English Department, for winning a 2019 American Association for Applied Linguistics' Graduate Student Award!
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Wonder how the survey can extend the NAEP writing assessment on writing instruction in secondary schools: nationsreportcard.gov/writin…
#wrww18
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Presenting the @VUELC #VUWR’s design at #wrww18 today—a @writecroworg hosted symposium. Thank you @VandyLibraries, @VandyDHCenter, @ThatCampVU, @curbcenter, and @Vandy_CSLS for years of collaboration; @github for repos; @NashFP for feedback; @BaseXdb, @XQuery, & #TEI for tools.
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We need more scholars to take their work directly to practice! Dr. Nero describing her work with teachers in New York on developing deeper language awareness of Caribbean Creole English speakers. #wrww18
