In this lesson, you will examine writing strategies and important aspects more closely, while also exploring the benefits and tensions inherent in co-authoring. This lesson provides concrete guidance about important issues like argument, attribution, and organization.
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
- Emulate already-published research in your venue of choice to structure your work
- Locate publication requirements and articulate strategies for integrating these into the project from the beginning of your process
- Select the most appropriate writing and time management strategies for you and your project
- Facilitate a conversation with a co-author in order to divide writing, ensure consistency, and align preferences for publication (author order, copyright, etc.)
- Craft a plan for editing your writing with the goal to improve logic and argument, length, and organization
Lesson originally created by Sarah Hare.
In this lesson, you will examine writing strategies and important aspects more closely, while also exploring the benefits and tensions inherent in co-authoring. This lesson provides concrete guidance about important issues like argument, attribution, and organization.
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
Lesson originally created by Sarah Hare.