When: Wednesday, November 5, 11 am - 12 pm ET

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Presenter: Maria Zafonte, Professor of English, Department Chair, Grand Canyon University

As writers and educators, we are always looking for ways to write more effectively and be more productive in our writing. This session seeks to provide an overview of technology tools that can help us to meet our academic writing goals From brainstorming and researching to drafting and editing, this session will explore the gamut of both low tech tools, such as Microsoft Word templates, and high tech AI tools that can help busy professionals at each stage of the academic writing process. If you are embarking on your first academic article or your fiftieth, the tools discussed here can help you supercharge your writing process. Participants will leave with a list of tools that they can try out as they pursue their next writing project.

Maria Zafonte is a Professor of English and Department Chair at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona. She works with undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students on the writing and research process and supports faculty through all aspects of publication. Her areas of interest are the writing process, APA style, effective composition pedagogy, technology and writing, and learning modalities.