Writing Across the Curriculum
WAC encourages courses throughout the college to incorporate formal and informal writing into the course practices and requirements.
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Recent Posts
All of this considered, what next?
It is fair to say that AI could re-negotiate the landscape of teaching writing as well as the act […] See MoreAll of this considered, what next?
Generative AI and Writing as a Process: Part II
Revising a WAC Informal Assignment Using Generative AI In the previous blog posts, we explored […] See MoreGenerative AI and Writing as a Process: Part II
Generative AI and Writing as a Process: Part I
Writing as a process in an era when students are using generative AI to produce writing “Writing a […] See MoreGenerative AI and Writing as a Process: Part I
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Comment on "Bringing Consciousness to AI Use: Part I"
Great post! Just wanted to share that the library has Dr. Buolamwini's documentary, See MoreComment on "Bringing Consciousness to AI Use: Part I"
Comment on "Expressive Prose and Freire’s Problem-Posing Education"
I really appreciated Michael’s post on Freire and his notion of problem-posing education, w […] See MoreComment on "Expressive Prose and Freire’s Problem-Posing Education"
Comment on "Revisiting “Peer Review” in the Post-Pandemic Era"
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