Collaborative Writing in Industry

Erscheinungsjahr 1991
ISBN: 978-0-89503-071-9
Verlag: Routledge

Buch, Englisch, 284 Seiten, Gewicht: 589 g

Reihe: Baywood's Technical Communications

Presents essays from academic and industrial experts on the theories of collaboration, industrial case studies of collaborative writing, classroom techniques for collaborative assignments, and gathering, verifying, and editing strategies.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Lay, Mary M.

Lay, Mary M

Karis, William M

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction, Mary M. Lay and William M. Karis PART I: Theoretical Overview of the Collaborative ProcessCollaborative Writing, Software Development, and the Universe of Collaborative Activity, David K. FarkasBruffee, the Bakhtin Circle, and the Concept of Collaboration, Timothy WeissThe Construction of Multi-Authored Texts in One Laboratory Setting, James R. WeberInsight and Collaborative Writing, Meg Morgan and Mary Murray PART II: Case Studies of CollaborationDiscourse Interaction between Writer and Supervisor: A Primary Collaboration in Workplace Writing, Barbara Couture and Jone RymerFacilitating Groups through Selective Participation: An Example of Collaboration from NASA, Elizabeth L. Malone PART III: New Implications for the ClassroomThe Shared-Document Collaborative Case Response: Teaching and Research Implications of an In-House Teaching Strategy, Elizabeth TebeauxCollaborative Writing—Courseware and Telecommunications, Ann Hill Duin, Linda A. Jorn, and Mark S. DeBowerPeer Collaboration and the Computer-Assisted Classroom: Bridgingthe Gap between Academia and the Workplace, William Van Pelt and Alice Gillam PART IV: Current Industrial Concerns: Gathering, Verifying, and Editing InformationNeuro-Linguistic Programming Tools for Collaborative Writers, Dixie Elise HickmanVerifying Technical Information: Issues in Information-Development Collaboration, Roger A. GriceCollaborative Editing: A Combination of Peer and Hierarchical Editing Techniques, Henrietta Nickels ShirkSelected, Annotated Bibliography on Collaborative Writing, Margaret Batschelet, William M. Karis, and Thomas TrzynaIndexContributors