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There are essentially two main forms of document sharing: applications that support collaborative writing, such as wikis and online word-processing applications (e.g. Google Documents and Zoho Writer), and systems that provide repositories for the sharing and circulation of texts and other media. A related category includes project management tools, which often include both repository and collaboration features.

Common Features:
  • Read and Read/Write Sharing Options
  • Publishing
  • Cross Account Sharing vs. Email Sharing
  • Tracking Versions "history"
  • Simultaneous Editing
  • Importing/Exporting
Tips
  • If you need polished formatting, develop content in Google Docs then download to MS or Open Office to do final formatting and printing.
  • Explicitly show student show to insert comments instead of just making changes.
  • If you are going to grade student comments, make sure to tell the original authors to start revising in a new document.
Word Processing and Collaboration:
 Multimedia Collaboration and Editing
Collaboration and Data Visualization
Repositories and Document Sharing:
 Project Management Tools:
 Multi-use Tools (adding and embedding tools along with document sharing)
Resources:
How might you use Document Sharing in Scholarship?
  • Collaborate with others on projects
How might you use Document Sharing in Teaching?
  • Collaborative group projects
  • Co-Developing project grading criteria/rubric
  • In-process view of student work (instructors can easily comment upon it)
  • Peer review drafts of documents
  • Individual gradesheets (Example)
How might your students use Document Sharing in their lives?
  • Collaboration with clubs, family members, and community groups
  • Make their own website without needing to have high-tech web authoring skills



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eymand Scholarly uses of Document Sharing and Collaboration 1 May 22 2008, 2:23 PM EDT by pz29
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How have you used document sharing and collaboration in your own scholarship? What have you learned from this experience (and can it be translated into the areas of pedagogy and individual use?)
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eymand Pedagogical uses of Document Sharing and Collaboration 0 May 21 2008, 10:03 AM EDT by eymand
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How have *you* used Document Sharing and Collaboration in your classes? Let us know if there are ways both mundane or innovative that you have utilized these applications in your teaching. What pedagogical goals were you supporting with your use? Feel free to also mention projects that succeeded and projects that did not succeed, along with a reflection about the outcome.
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