Who Cares? Re-Imagining Academic Writing as Care (Andrea Scott, Pitzer University / Viadrina Universität Frankfurt Oder)
16.15–17.30
Too often we view academic writing as a set of rules and conventions separate from our values, identities, and communities. Drawing on interdisciplinary theories of care, this workshop invites us to think more holistically about the possibilities for our writing at the university. How might we use our writing to foster community, connection, and curiosity? Over the course of 90 minutes, we’ll experiment with strategies for developing care(ful) arguments that are not only academically rigorous but also inclusive, compassionate, and socially impactful.
Titel wird noch bekannt gegeben (Henrik von Wehrden, Methodenzentrum)
17.45–18.00
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Recherche unterstützen lassen – durch KI (Erik Senst, IK-Team Bibliothek)
18.15–18.30
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Magic with Microsoft Word (Will Radford, Schreibzentrum / Writing Center)
19.15–19.30
Learn to use MS Word features that will save you time and make you a MS Word magician! Discover useful features like styles, find & replace, automatic table of contents, and citation software integration that will come in handy for any writing project. We will work through common challenges and solutions in this workshop. (you will not need your laptop, but you may bring it if you would like.)
Looking for more? This workshop is a condensed version of the workshops offered on 9.2.24 (Effektiv Arbeiten mit Word - Deutsch) and 16.2.24 (Working effectivly with Microsoft Word - English). If you would like to have the chance to bring your computer along and try these features out yourself, sign up for the German or English session via myStudy
Plagiatserkennungssoftware (Maximilian Waschka, Schreibzentrum / Writing Center)
19.45–20.00
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