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Speakers' Footing in a Collaborative Writing Task: A Resource for Addressing Disagreement While Avoiding Conflict It is widely assumed in studies of conflict that either persons address and resolve disagreement by waging conflict or that persons avoid conflict and thereby fail to address disagreements. Howev...

My thoughts on changes of footing as signs of possible disagreement are brought to you by my recent reading of this article. 8/

#writingstudies #teamrhetoric #cdnwrds #genai+writing

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That's a wrap on #4C26. Thank you to everyone who connected with us in Cleveland.
Missed the discount? Still running through March 31:

📬 Domestic: $40
🌍 International: $70
🎓 Grad students: $15

Spotlights from 53.2 coming soon.

#CompositionStudies #RhetComp #WritingStudies

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Last day of #4C26. The ideas from this week's sessions keep following us into the hallway.
What conversation has stuck with you this week?
#CompositionStudies #RhetComp #WritingStudies

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All Books $10 flyer

All Books $10 flyer

Don't miss our Last Day Sale at #4C26. All display copies will be just $10 a pop so come and stock up your library with the best of the best #teamrhetoric #writingstudies research

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As language and communication
instructors, we have an abundance of experience about what writing does and can do, both inside
and outside our classrooms. As researchers, we work from empirical insights on the situated
purposes, processes, and possibilities for writing and its practice. In direct and indirect ways,
agentive tools increasingly impact “how we write, what we write, and the networks and assemblages
in which we write” (Bedington et al., 2024, p. 1). Growing access to artificial intelligence (AI)
applications changes the affordances with which students and instructors plan projects, generate
ideas, and structure their documents. As these changes are underway, instructors encounter “much
under-informed punditry” making assertions about writing pedagogy, with neither formal study nor
experienced teaching to support or guide those assertions (Majdik & Graham, 2024, p. 224). A core
challenge we face as scholars and teachers of writing is not that there is too little extant research and
understanding about what writing is or does. Rather, the issue is that this research is not prominent
enough. So, what does our collective writing studies knowledge suggest in relation to this newly
animated topic of writing about, with, or against generative AI tools? This paper asks: which of our
core disciplinary insights are most relevant at this moment and how do they help us frame the
teaching of research and writing in relation to generative AI tools? Given both authors’ research and
teaching backgrounds, this analysis focuses on conceptual structures and empirical insights provided
by rhetorical genre theory and genre-based pedagogy.

As language and communication instructors, we have an abundance of experience about what writing does and can do, both inside and outside our classrooms. As researchers, we work from empirical insights on the situated purposes, processes, and possibilities for writing and its practice. In direct and indirect ways, agentive tools increasingly impact “how we write, what we write, and the networks and assemblages in which we write” (Bedington et al., 2024, p. 1). Growing access to artificial intelligence (AI) applications changes the affordances with which students and instructors plan projects, generate ideas, and structure their documents. As these changes are underway, instructors encounter “much under-informed punditry” making assertions about writing pedagogy, with neither formal study nor experienced teaching to support or guide those assertions (Majdik & Graham, 2024, p. 224). A core challenge we face as scholars and teachers of writing is not that there is too little extant research and understanding about what writing is or does. Rather, the issue is that this research is not prominent enough. So, what does our collective writing studies knowledge suggest in relation to this newly animated topic of writing about, with, or against generative AI tools? This paper asks: which of our core disciplinary insights are most relevant at this moment and how do they help us frame the teaching of research and writing in relation to generative AI tools? Given both authors’ research and teaching backgrounds, this analysis focuses on conceptual structures and empirical insights provided by rhetorical genre theory and genre-based pedagogy.

Here is how we put it in the introduction of our recent paper. 3/

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The conversations at #4C26 will be good. The ones in our Fall issue might be better.
$10 off any one-year subscription to Composition Studies:

📬 $40 domestic
🌍 $70 international
🎓 $15 grad students

Scan the QR, use code "4C26."

#CompositionStudies #RhetComp #WritingStudies

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CFP Authentic Thinking and AI CALL FOR PAPERS Teaching Authentic Thinking in the Age of AI: Theory, Pedagogy, and Practice Editors: Trent M. Kays, PhD (Augusta University); Rosita Scerbo, PhD (Georgia State University); and Stefan...

Full CFP: docs.google.com/document/d/1...

#AcademicMastodon #HigherEd #AI #Pedagogy #WritingStudies #RhetComp #DigitalRhetoric #Teaching #OpenAccess #CFP

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View of Generative AI + Socio-Rhetorical Views of Writing

If you would like to know what @balloonleap.bsky.social and I think about the relationship between generative AI chatbots and the teaching of writing, we have an article for you to read! 1/

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Very excited to celebrate these books at #CCCC2026 in Cleveland next week! My calendar is quickly filling up but if you have a #writingstudies #teamrhetoric project don't be shy & let's ~chat~

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Illuminating thread.

#writingstudies #genai+writing #disciplinarity

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University Press of Colorado - CCCC26 The University Press of Colorado, including the Utah State University Press imprint, publishes forty to forty-five new titles each year, with the goal of facilitating communication among scholars and ...

Hey hey! Our #CCCC2026 virtual booth is now up and running! Check out our newest titles as well as ALL #writingstudies #teamrhetoric books, all at 40% off!

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Ocean-sized confidence by 8 computer scientists & engineers who, having designed an AI writing tool, recruited 6 of their grad students & postdocs to test it, and now advertise the results in their non-peer-reviewed preprint as: this will reshape how humans write!

#writingstudies #genai+writing

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Issue 30.2 - Logging On (Spring 2026) - Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy. Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy is the premier online, peer-reviewed journal in computers and writing.

The deadline for applications has been extended to 2/23.

You can read more about this position, including details about how to apply, at kairos.technorhetoric.net/30.2/logging...

#TeamRhetoric #WritingStudies #DigitalRhetoric #RhetComp #AcademicSky

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Book cover for "Our Charge To Keep" with the quoted text:

“Too often we judge the language practices of African Americans against the backdrop of systems that were not meant for them, not created by or for them, and, in fact, were established for the express purpose of excluding them! Let us not try to recreate our students in the image of the ‘masters’—those scholars whose ideologies and use of language have traditionally been esteemed by Western culture, nor assume students’ weaknesses can only be strengthened by traditional mechanisms.“

—Kem Roper, “What Are We Here For?: Antiracist Pedagogy in HBCU Writing Centers“

Book cover for "Our Charge To Keep" with the quoted text: “Too often we judge the language practices of African Americans against the backdrop of systems that were not meant for them, not created by or for them, and, in fact, were established for the express purpose of excluding them! Let us not try to recreate our students in the image of the ‘masters’—those scholars whose ideologies and use of language have traditionally been esteemed by Western culture, nor assume students’ weaknesses can only be strengthened by traditional mechanisms.“ —Kem Roper, “What Are We Here For?: Antiracist Pedagogy in HBCU Writing Centers“

"HBCUs are a robust source for new and innovative scholarship
on antiracism, antiracist assessment, and linguistic justice."

Why yes, yes they are. #writingstudies #teamrhetoric #ownvoices

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So many editors‘ time and energy is being wasted.

#writingstudies #genai+writing #cdnwrds

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"We suggest that the scientific community needs to think carefully about where we find worth in what we do. LLMs are eroding that space."

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Going to use this in my research writing class next week. Where we have been doing genre move analysis, so students are very ready.

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Update!

#genai+writing #writingstudies #cdnwrds

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Writing & AI 6: Rhetoric After Truth: Populism and Digital Persecution
Time: Friday, 27/Mar/2026: 10:30am - 11:45am
Less AI, More Literacy: Empowering Students to Think Critically and Resist AI Hype in the Writing Classroom
Allison Dieppa Florida Gulf Coast University
In a Post-Truth Age, Does the Term “Propaganda” Have Meaning?
David Elder Morningside University
Purity Test: An Understanding of Populist Thought on Social Media
Dylan Hampton Indiana University Southeast
Borges, Merton, and Generative OpenAI: Using Analogies of Babel to Make Sense of Algorithmic Madness and
Technological Absurdity
Thomas Malewitz Spalding University

Writing & AI 6: Rhetoric After Truth: Populism and Digital Persecution Time: Friday, 27/Mar/2026: 10:30am - 11:45am Less AI, More Literacy: Empowering Students to Think Critically and Resist AI Hype in the Writing Classroom Allison Dieppa Florida Gulf Coast University In a Post-Truth Age, Does the Term “Propaganda” Have Meaning? David Elder Morningside University Purity Test: An Understanding of Populist Thought on Social Media Dylan Hampton Indiana University Southeast Borges, Merton, and Generative OpenAI: Using Analogies of Babel to Make Sense of Algorithmic Madness and Technological Absurdity Thomas Malewitz Spalding University

I'll be presenting at the College English Association conference on March 27th, and my panel looks like it's going to be really interesting. Looking forward to it! #CEA2026 #criticalAI #comprhet #writingstudies

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Notes on the student essay from a classic, Womack, "What Are Essays For?," 1993:

The essay is "a culturally specific form of communication which has not always existed, and which depends for its existence now on some quite definite institutional contexts" /1

#writingstudies #teamrhetoric #cdnwrds

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#genai+writing #writingstudies #cdnwrds #teamrhetoric

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Issue 30.2 (Spring 2026) - Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy. Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy is the premier online, peer-reviewed journal in computers and writing.

Kairos is pleased to announce the publication of Issue 30.2, featuring new webtexts to tickle your fancy: kairos.technorhetoric.net

Featured texts in this issue, a 🧵:

#TeamRhetoric #WritingStudies #RhetComp #AcademicSky

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Current AI models work with snapshots of what was on the internet circa 2022. These sources in turn foreground older, already heavily cited sources. A feedback cycle that drives model collapse.

#citation #writingstudies #cdnwrds #teamrhetoric

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Queer(ing) the Bias Monster and Subjectivities: Shifting From Confessions to Reflexivity - Stephanie Anne Shelton, 2025 Bias is a long-established concern in qualitative research, and researchers often work to erase, or at least manage, bias through subjectivity statements that w...

My goal this year is to post more often about interesting #writingstudies and #teamrhetoric research. Was organizing some notes from last year, and here are a few insightful quotes from Shelton, "Queer(ing) the Bias Monster and Subjectivities." 1/

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Roundtable information for the session at the CCCC conference titled "Editing and Publishing in Writing Studies: Practical and Ethical Considerations in Scholarly Reviewing Practices"

Roundtable information for the session at the CCCC conference titled "Editing and Publishing in Writing Studies: Practical and Ethical Considerations in Scholarly Reviewing Practices"

✅ Flight to Cleveland acquired
✅ Hotel room booked
✅ Roundtable with some very smart co-presenters (led by @jacobbabb.bsky.social @timothyoleksiak.bsky.social) officially on the conference program

Looking forward to nerding out about the ethics of academic peer review in #writingstudies at #CCCC26!

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Thinking of buying notebooks for my students (first-year writing class) for in-class notes and writing in order to shift to a minimal laptops-in-class environment. Has anyone done this recently and have any tips for making this painless?

#writingstudies #teamrhetoric

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Image of TALK AND TEXTS OF TEACHER DEVELOPMENT Book

The latest of our upcoming #writingstudies titles! TALK AND TEXTS OF TEACHER DEVELOPMENT available for preorder now with promo code HOLIDAY25 #Booksky #Teamrhetoric #writing #socialchange

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