Nupoor Ranade and I are putting together a special issue on composing with AI for Computers and Composition - here's the CFP - feel free to share with anyone who might be interested!
https://t.co/DTNcMYB2bE
Issue 27.2 of Kairos is now available! https://t.co/Zh1X4mDrrS
Be sure to check out Kairos Editor Michael J. Faris's Logging On column for some entertaining ChatGPT-generated content :)
For folks in Writing Studies: Ehren Pflugfelder made a spreadsheet for people to post their mastodon handles. Come join us! You have to do a bit more work to populate your network, but it can be a fun process.
https://t.co/na0MHuo4Lw
Teaching a class and show how to use google scholar. Now I find GS entries showing 30k citations of a powerpoint from a course (the cites are actually to a book referenced in the ppt). I'm sad that GS appears to be broken to the point where I have to tell students not to use it.
The Black Technical & Professional Communication (BTPC) Special Issue & Introduction is here (and open access!) 🎉We amplify & pay homage to Black Tech Scholars across the disciplines & community in this issue. Please Share Widely! #Cwcon#BlackTPC#TCQ https://t.co/gbVGe5OFAB
Do you want real-live Kairos swag delivered in person at #cwcon22 next week? If so, join our patreon now (to help us pay for our server costs), and we will hand-deliver your sticker, mug, or hat with a smile (behind our mask). https://t.co/CLehaFgUM7 #cwcon
@chenchen328 If the journals don’t continue, we’re happy to host back issues at Kairos (but here’s hoping that both journals, which were publishing good work, reappear soon!)
Ittttt's that tiiiiime again! Friday's #AskAnEditor with @KairosRTP journal editors! Cheryl at the Twitter helm again for a while today, so send us your questions! Or your best publishing Ever Given memes! 😂
New on Points: @sophiehbishop & @TanyaKant1 provide an overview of their workshop on "algorithmic identities," which helps participant understand their personal relationship to data https://t.co/bs1GpLSi2a
Save the Date: The International Society for the Advancement of Writing Research (ISAWR) announces the Writing Research Across Borders Conference (WRAB) 2021 which will be held virtually on March 5 and 6, 2021 covering different time zones. Details to follow.
Announcing the Fall 2020 Issue of Kairos - Data Visualization in Composition Studies, guest edited by John Gallagher and Danielle Nicole DeVoss! It's a great issue! https://t.co/onY7d8cbXW