Collaborative language learning and writing development encompass pedagogical practices in which learners work jointly to construct, negotiate and refine both linguistic knowledge and written texts.

Writing partnerships can be a very tenuous collaboration. Who’s right in a disagreement? Who gets to write what scene? Who does the final polish on the script? For every writing pair that works out, ...

Connie Hampton Connally has always enjoyed writing. She’s been to several writer workshops and conferences over the years. Some of them focused on how to find a publisher, others on how to improve one ...

Kids love to tell and share stories, but writing nonfiction is different, because they have to take concepts or events and not only understand them, but convey that information in writing. For many ...

Storytelling is taking on all kinds of new forms in the Web 2.0 era. Now, thanks to a range of new software, students can not only flex their writing wings, but do it together, by creating group-led e ...

Collaborative tools, and Google Docs in particular, have shifted the way students write, collaborate, and get feedback and editing from teachers. It’s the first thing nearly all teachers interviewed ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept confined to science fiction; it’s here, and it’s changing the way we write. While the rise of AI writing tools has created both ...

Prolific author Herbert Lui says that amid a lot of incoherence, and even occasional insensitive and even hateful text fragments, there was one particularly exciting response. I can see the GPT-3 ...

This project will use collaborative story writing as research method and dissemination tool to advance the PI’s longitudinal ethnographic research with young women in service work in Delhi, India. It ...

On the fourth day of its 12 Days of OpenAI, the team at OpenAI has introduced updates to its Canvas collaborative AI workspace. Designed as part of the ChatGPT platform, Canvas enhances collaboration ...

Why do institutions invest in peer writing support for students but not for staff? Anne Brubaker makes the case for a more formalised approach to faculty writing support Higher education recognises ...