Tag: writing
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Reconsidering Productivity in the Digital Age
Through ideas by Travis Bradberry and John Warner, I rethink my habits of multitasking and give my insight on the electronics in the classroom debate.
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Is Multitasking Harmful?
Learning whether or not having the ability to multitask can affect how you write and how in be very detrimental to your brain.
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Collaborating & Failing: Making The Connection
Failure and collaboration are separate entities as they are different forms of learning. Even so, collaboration offers lessons about failure.
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Working Together and Failure
Working with others can be endearing when it comes to writing papers. However, if something goes wrong, it will be a learning experience.
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The Next Level of Collaborative Writing: Exploring New Frontiers
Perspectives on collaborative writing: face-to-face interaction and structured organisation vs. failure as a value and skill learning.
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Rejection Is NOT Failure
Getting approved is exciting; it means someone valued my work. And yet, a random “no” can feel like failure looming over me.
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Having Fun With Collaboration: A Guide To Failure
How can we make collaborating and failure fun? Well, we can’t. It’s not possible. However, there is a way to learn from them. Let’s find out.
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Group projects don’t always have to suck.
I really enjoyed reading the article “Writing ‘eyeball to eyeball’: Building a successful collaboration” because I practiced everything
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Failure and Collaborative Writing
Nancy Allen and Alexus Yeakel help give insight into the less glorious, but necessary, aspects of the writing process that help writers.
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So it Turns out, Failing is Kind of Good Sometimes
Failure leads to learning, it isn’t something to avoid. However can be difficult to grasp, as failure often makes us hesitate in the pursuit of learning.