Have you ever poured hours into an academic paper only to lose marks over simple mistakes or unclear feedback? You’re not alone. Academic writing is full of pitfalls—plagiarism, weak arguments, poor ...

As college students, it can often feel quite stressful to manage shifting and overlapping deadlines, waiting until the last minute to start assignments that should have been done weeks earlier and ...

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No lie, the first prompt is rarely perfect. Check what comes back, see if it makes sense, and tweak your wording. Think of prompt writing as a kind of collaboration—it gets easier the more you do it, ...

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When you lean into your unique human strengths in your writing, you can help ensure your book supports your professional ...

Jennifer Mallette, associate professor and chair in the Department of Writing Studies, recently collaborated with past Undergraduate and Creative Activities Grant winner Amelia Hill. The duo published ...

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There’s an old phrase that states, “Garbage In, Garbage Out.” In summary, it means the results provided by any system are ...

Stavros Papakonstantinidis, associate professor of communication studies at Central College, has co-authored new research on the use of large language models in academic writing feedback. The study ap ...