Writing Partnerships in Higher Education

A Guide for Academics and HE Professionals

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

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Beskrivning

Writing Partnerships in Higher Education offers a timely account of practical strategies and personal insights designed to help with the process of writing with others. This book articulates the unspoken ‘rules of the game’ for developing effective writing partnerships and brokering new writing networks at individual, institutional and strategic levels.Whether writing with students or supervisors, co-writing papers, setting up writing groups, editing book volumes or supporting writing partnership practices, this book provides a one-stop-shop for all types of collaborative writing endeavours relevant to academic writing for publication. Featuring contributions from a range of scholars who offer their insights, experience and frameworks for effective writing partnerships, the carefully curated chapters are organised into three easily navigated themes:Section 1: Insights from writing at the coalfaceSection 2: Cultivating writing culturesSection 3: Writing with others in creative and innovative waysBy addressing all aspects of writing collaborations and partnerships, this book is a must-have guide for any academic writer looking to start co-writing themselves, lead and support the co-writing of others, or expand and develop new practices in their writing partnerships.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2026-06-26
Mått:156 x 234 x undefined mm
Vikt:453 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:186
Förlag:Taylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN:9781032562650

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Mer om författaren

Verity Aiken is Senior Lecturer in Education Studies, Nottingham Trent University, UK.Lin Norton was Professor Emerita of Pedagogical Research, Liverpool Hope University, UK.

Innehållsförteckning

Foreword - Beyond the Solitary Scholar: Writing Partnerships in a Complex Academic EcosystemPejman HabibieSection 1: insights from writing at the coalfaceChapter 1 - The emotional labour of collaborative writingVerity Aiken and Lin NortonChapter 2 - Pitfalls, pleasures and partnerships: Journeys in collaborative writingJonathan ParkerChapter 3 - Together and apart: successful collaboration over time and distanceElly Phillips, Fiona Holland, Jane Montague and Steph ArcherChapter 4 - Writing without Borders: reflections on co-authoring with international studentsTina ByromChapter 5 - Writing collaboratively in groups: reflections on 25 years' experiences of international collaborative writing groups Mick Healey and Ruth L. HealeySection 2: Cultivating writing culturesChapter 6 - How can we sustain the benefits of writing in social spaces?Rowena MurrayChapter 7 - An Ecosystem for collaborative writing in academia: What initiaties and sustains it? Tanya Hathaway and Namrata RaoChapter 8 - Growing Community Outside the Academy WallsKate Sotejeff-WilsonChapter 9 - “See you on WhatsApp”: Writing groups in a digital ageJessica HeuserChapter 10 - Hand-forged Texts and Ties with Writers: Studying Meanings Associated with Social Academic WritingCamilla Lindholm and Emilia LuukkaSection 3: Writing with others in creative and innovative waysChapter 11 - Writing Together: A critical perspective on writing with othersRon ScappChapter 12 - Our connected experiences: Accounts of writing partnership underpinned by technologyLydia Arnold, Emily Chapman-Waterhouse, Kate Cuthbert, Sam Elkington, Jane Headley and Sue LeeChapter 13 - A thinking (and writing) partnership in the digital space about creative, impactful ways to frame qualitative data insightsLia Blaj-Ward and Stuart PerrinChapter 14 - Conversation-writing: Small Stories Arising Between Spoken Word and Text Natasha Mayo and CJ O’NeillFrom Ivory Towers to Olive Branches: Editors’ ReflectionsVerity Aiken and Lin Norton