1. Re-imagining Collaboration:
Peer-Review Workshops &
Joint Authorship
Christopher R. Friend
Texts & Technology

2. Problems of Collaboration
collaboration now
troubled authorship
issues of plagiarism
collaboration re-imagined
information fluency
academic habits of mind
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3. Definitions of “Collaboration”
practice of
collaborative cowriting and
learning activities negotiating in a
writing group

4. Complexity of Collaboration

5. Collaboration for Faculty
Producing scholarship
Acquiring tenure
Doing research
Teaching classes
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6. Collaboration for Students
Unusual for writing
assignments
Contrasting ideas of
authorship
As author: sole ownership
As peer: idea generator
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7. Remixing Authorship:
Reconfiguring the Author in
Online Video Remix Culture
Joint
Nicholas Diakopoulos, Kurt Luther,
Yevgeniy “Eugene” Medynskiy, Irfan Essa
Georgia Institute of Technology | School of Interactive
Computing
Authorship
=
Iman A. Student
Susie P. R. Editor
John Groupmember
Mr. Chris Friend
ENC 1101
The Best Portfolio Ever

8. Plagiarism:
Academic Practice

9. Challenges of
Digital Composition

10. Composing Online
Source Uncertainty
Access to References
Indefinite Publication
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11. Iman A. Student
Susie P. R. Editor
John Groupmember
Mr. Chris Friend
ENC 1101
Citation as
23 Sept. 2011
The Best Essay Ever
Collaboration Created the paper
Provided support
Works Cited
Coleman, Anita. "Instruments of Cognition: Use
of Citations and Web Links in Online
Teaching Materials." Journal of the
American Society for Information Science
and Technology. 56.4 (2005): 382-392. Print.

12. sources (Coleman 383).
Hypertext & Coleman, Anita. "Instruments of Cognition: Use
of Citations and Web Links in Online Teaching
Research Materials." Journal of the American Society for
Information Science and Technology. 56.4
(2005): 382-392. Print.

13. Attach URLs to imported
Teach text and quotes
Document Highlight outside
information
Markup Track changes for
individual contributions

14. Originality
Trends via
Markup

15. Composing Online
Source Uncertainty
Access to References
Indefinite Publication
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16. Explicitly Teach Collaboration
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Joint authorship
Citation as collaboration
Hypertext for references
Source tagging

17. “
Alone we can do so little;
”
together we can do so much.
—Helen Keller

18. Thank You.
Christopher R. Friend
Texts & Technology
friend@ucf.edu