User:Pthomas4/sandbox for Composition Theory
Deborah Brandt PhD | |
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| Occupation(s) | Researcher; Professor |
| Employer | University of Wisconsin-Madison |
Submitting your final article draft:
[edit]Option 1: Publish on Wikipedia (take it out of your sandbox, create a new page, and publish the page). Share a link to the page on Isidore.
Option 2: Save the completed version in your Sandbox. Share a link to the sandbox on Isidore.
Using the Sandbox
- Creating new subpages using the [[/subpage]] format (not required if you're drafting in your Sandbox, but in case you want more writing spaces).
- Adding materials to your Sandbox page.
- Copying/pasting formatting from another page (like Jane Sharp or Trochee).
- Adding an InfoBox (if needed)
- Adding links in Wikipedia articles.
- Citing sources in your article.
Sample sourcing for Wikipedia Entry
[edit]Writing processes in the last decade have been further complicated by the fact that artificial intelligence machines are used to mine digital content.[1] Add another sentence that I want to source here.[2] Artificial intelligence is making it more difficult to judge who creates content online.[1]
References
[edit]- ^ a b Gallagher, John (2017). "Writing for Algorithmic Audiences". Computers and Composition. 45: 25–35 – via Science Direct.
- ^ Roth, Robert G. (1987). "The Evolving Audience: Alternatives to Audience Accommodation". College Composition and Communication. 38 (1): 47–55. doi:10.2307/357586. ISSN 0010-096X.