Writing Workshop | SchreibNight 2023
The SchreibNight programme is ready!
Below you can find out what will be happening at SchreibNight and when. We are especially happy if you are already there for the kick-off and maybe even a little earlier to check in. But of course: You can still arrive at any time and even after setting goals at the beginning, you can still formulate an individual writing or learning goal and leave it on our wall of goals.
Those who work through until midnight are welcome to share and celebrate their achievements at the witching hour.
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Programme
| What's up? WritingNight Programme 2023 | |
|---|---|
Changes are possible at short notice. Therefore, it is best to check back here shortly before the SchreibNight! | |
| 15.45-23.30 | Check-in, info & writing consultation registration at the check-in desk |
| From 15.45 the check-in desk will be manned. All participants are kindly asked to pick up a participation ribbon and some information there. | |
| 16.15-16.30 | Kick-off: My smart writing goals! |
| With concrete, measurable and motivating goals, working on your own writing project is often much more effective. But even if you primarily want to clarify questions at SchreibNight, you can take a step forward by formulating smart goals. Of course, you can also add your goal to the wall of goals later if you can't be there for the kick-off. | Elisa Menhofer | |
| 16.30-24.00 | Writing consultation |
| Almost during the entire SchreibNight you can spontaneously sign up at the check-in desk for writing consultations by the Writing Workshop team. As soon as someone is free, we will come to your table for a consultation. | |
| 16.30-17.00 | What is academic writing? |
| Writing term papers is not just about "writing", it is about scientific writing. What does that mean exactly, how does one go about it and what should be observed and what should be avoided? And how can you plan and motivate yourself to do academic writing? | Guest article by Professor Claudia Wiesner, Department of Social and Cultural Sciences | |
| 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 | |
| 17.30-18.00 | How do I structure an empirical thesis? |
Unfortunately, Mr. Maurer has fallen ill at short notice. As a substitute, we will moderate a round of talks on questions about writing empirical theses. Are you planning to conduct and evaluate a survey for your thesis? Or do you want to analyse data from another source in detail yourself? Then it is important to understand what belongs in such a paper and how it can be structured. | Guest article by Professor Kai-Oliver Maurer, Department of Business and Economics | |
| 18.15-18.25 | Moving Break | FiduS - University Sport |
| 18.30-19.30 | Introduction to the online module Scientific Work |
Here you will get information on how to enrol in the online module Scientific Work and an insight into the content that awaits you. You can also try out some of the content right away. | Anna Clara Bothmann & N. N. | |
| 19.45-19.55 | Moving Break | FiduS - University Sport |
| 20.00-21.00 | Workshop | (What) can I use this source for? |
| How do I decide whether I can use a source - and if so, what for? In this workshop you can exchange ideas with others about source evaluation and use based on concrete examples. | Miriam Meyer and Thea Otte | |
| 22.45-22.55 | Moving break | FiduS - University Sport |
| 22.00-23.00 | 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 exchange ideas on how you go about writing and perhaps expand your own repertoire in the process. | Amata Schneider-Ludorff | |
| 24.00 | Conclusion | What have I achieved today and what's next? |
| We invite all participants who have worked until midnight to come together again at the witching hour to share and celebrate what they have achieved today! | |
What's up? | WriteNight Programme 2023
Changes at short notice are possible. Therefore, it is best to check back here shortly before the SchreibNight!
16.00-24.30 | Check-in, information and writing advice registration at the check-in desk
The check-in desk will be manned from 4pm and perhaps a few minutes before. All participants are asked to pick up a participation ribbon and some information there.
16.15-16.30 | Kick-off: My smart writing goals!
With concrete, measurable and motivating goals, working on your own writing project is often much more effective. But even those who primarily want to clarify questions at the SchreibNight can take a step forward by formulating smart goals. | Elisa Menhofer
16.30-00.00 hrs | Writing consultation
Almost during the entire SchreibNight, you can spontaneously register at the check-in desk for writing consultations with the Writing Workshop team. As soon as someone is free, we will come to your table for a consultation.
16.30-17.00 | What is academic writing?
Writing term papers is not just about "writing", it is about scientific writing. What does that mean exactly, how does one go about it and what should be observed and what should be avoided? And how can you plan and motivate yourself to do scientific writing? | Guest contribution by Professor Claudia Wiesner, Department of Social and Cultural Sciences
17.00-20.00 | Advice on literature research and the literature management programme Citavi
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
5.30-6 p.m. | How do I set up an empirical thesis?
Are you planning to conduct and evaluate a survey for your thesis? Or do you want to analyse data from another source in detail yourself? Then it is important to understand what belongs in such a thesis and how it can be structured. | Guest contribution by Prof. Kai-Oliver Maurer
18.15 | Moving Break - FiduS University Sport
6.30 p.m. | Introduction to the online module on academic work
Here you will get information on how to enrol in the online module Scientific Work and an insight into the content that awaits you. You can also try out some of the content right away. | Anna Clara Bothmann & N. N.
7.45 p.m. | Moving Break - FiduS University Sport
20.00 | Workshop: (What) can I use this source for?
How do I decide whether I can use a source - and if so, for what? In this workshop, you can discuss source evaluation and use with others using concrete examples. | Miriam Meyer and Thea Otte
21.45 | Moving break - FiduS Hochschulsport
10 p.m. | Workshop: Do I approach writing more like a squirrel, an architect or an adventurer?
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 exchange ideas on how you go about writing and perhaps expand your own repertoire in the process. | Amata Schneider-Ludorff
24.00-24.15 h| Closing | What have I achieved today - and where do I go from here?
All those who have worked through to midnight are invited to come together again briefly at the witching hour to share and celebrate what they have achieved today! | Elisa Menhofer