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"text": "Writing research has been concerned with word processing since the 1970s. Writing researchers today investigate specific characteristics of writing with computers and the effect of tools on writing processes. The current rise of new writing environments and genres (e.g., blogging) has prompted new studies in this area of research.", |
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"text": "During the last few decades, computational linguistics has mostly been concerned with static or finished texts. We believe there is now a growing need to explore how computational linguistics can support human text production and word processing. However, there are still very few projects where computational linguists and writing researchers work together here.", |
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"text": "The Workshop on Computational Linguistics and Writing (CL&W 2010) provides an overview of current developments in the area of computational linguistics for authoring aids, and an overview of recent advances in writing research. CL&W 2010 continues and builds on the workshops on authoring aids at the Sixth International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC 2008) and the 2008 Swedish Language Technology Conference (SLTC 2008) . The papers included here present research that explores writing processes and text production, as well as actual systems that support writers. In both areas, research on all languages is relevant, including less-resourced languages. CL&W 2010 brings together researchers from both communities, to identify areas where computational linguistics and writing research can benefit from each other and to stimulate discussion and interdisciplinary cooperation between these two areas of research.", |
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"text": "\u2022 How can writing be supported by methods, resources, and tools from computational linguistics?", |
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"text": "This includes NLP tools and techniques that can be used or have been used to support writing (e.g., grammar and style checking, document structuring, thematic segmentation, and editing and revision aids).", |
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"text": "\u2022 How can we gain a better understanding of writing processes, strategies, and needs? How can techniques from HCI research and psychology help us to gain new insights into the composition and writing processes, and to improve writing tools?", |
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"text": "\u2022 Is there a need for the development of new writing tools? What can we learn from earlier approaches and tools like RUSKIN, Writer's Workbench, or Augment, or from source code editors for programming languages?", |
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"text": "We received 15 submissions from both computational linguists and writing researchers. After a rigorous review process we selected 9 papers for the workshop. We would like to thank the members of the Program Committee for their excellent work-the reviews were all very thorough, carefully written, detailed, and helped the authors to improve their papers.", |
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"text": "The papers cover a variety of topics, ranging from actually working-and freely available!-systems to support novice and expert authors, to more general thoughts on the intersection of writing research and computational linguistics. We are pleased to present these papers in this volume.", |
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