Our programme is ready!
Below you will find the complete SchreibNight programme as well as information on how you can participate in the online event - including a registration link. As always, our goal is to break up the isolation of writing in a quiet room for one night and to create a sense of community and energy boosts around writing!
We invite everyone who wants to start together to the kick-off at 5pm, where anyone who wants to can formulate their goals for the evening. What has been achieved can then be celebrated at the final meeting at midnight! During the night, you can of course simply work on your own projects and get advice on all writing topics from us or on research and Citavi questions from professionals from the library. Or perhaps you would like to take part in one of the mini-workshops or the writing talk on the topic of "Writing together".
Unfortunately, the guest appearance with Professor Daphne Hahn has to be cancelled for health reasons. However, at the announced time, an alternative short input will be offered by the head of the writing workshop.
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Programme
| What's up? WritingNight Programme 2022 | |
|---|---|
| 17.00-17.30 | Set goals! |
| Welcome and joint start for all who want! | |
| 17.00-20.00 | Research and Citavi consultations |
| You can't find any literature on your topic or can't cope with databases? The formatting of the bibliography created with Citavi doesn't work? The research professionals at the library can help! | Anke Lawerenz and Kai Deutschländer | |
| 17.30-00.00 | Writing consultations |
| You are unsure whether your language level fits or your argument holds? Are citation rules a mystery to you? You just want to discuss your topic? Get feedback! Registration during the SchreibNIght is only possible in our SchreibNight room on MS Teams - please register! | |
| 17.30-18.30 | Writing talk | Write together! |
| Why actually write together? What is the power of writing together and mutual feedback? An informal exchange to which all interested parties are invited. | Moderated by Frederike Behrens and Nora Hillebrand | |
| 18.30-19.00 | For whom am I writing? | Substitute programme! |
How do I write so that teachers enjoy reading my text? How do I write in a comprehensible and reader-friendly way? Unfortunately, Professor Daphne Hahn has had to cancel for health reasons. We offer a substitute programme - admittedly knitted with a hot needle! A short input of 10-15 minutes will be followed by the opportunity to comment, ask questions and engage in conversation. | Amata Schneider-Ludorff | |
| 19.00-19.10 | Moving break | Klara Heckeroth |
| 20.00-20.30 | Break | Free and exchange room |
| 20.30-21.30 | Workshop | Writing Strategies: Do you write like a squirrel or more like an architect? |
| Do you just write boldly? Or do you prefer to plan everything in detail? Do you work on small pieces of text that you later forge together? Or do you do it completely differently? In this workshop, you can discuss how you go about writing and perhaps expand your own repertoire in the process. | Amata Schneider-Ludorff | |
| 21.00-21.10 | Moving break | Klara Heckeroth |
| 22.00-22.30 | Break | Free and Exchange Room |
| 22.30-23.30 | Workshop | Paraphrasing: How do I say it in my words? |
| When starting out in academic writing, paraphrasing often leaves you unsure whether what you have formulated yourself is too close to the original. We try out a few methods to formulate independently with more confidence. | Amata Schneider-Ludorff | |
| 24.00 | Joint conclusion | What have I achieved today? |
| We invite all participants to come together again at the witching hour to share and celebrate what they have achieved today! | |