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My Experience in Collaborative Writing

Couple weeks ago, I learned about collaborative writing using Google Docs. I actually familiar with Google Docs because I have used it a few times. I choose to be Content Facilitator. I shared the work with one of my friend who has the same job. What I do on this project are:
1. I made my personal opinion about the topic, which I also shared it with my teammates.
2. I suggested the thesis sentence.
3. I add some words that connected to my friends' paragraph to make the paragraph more easy to understand or add something that strengthens the idea.
4. I also corrected some wrong words.

I think that this project is pretty successful because everybody worked and put some their idea. Also helping each other to finish the projects. However, I little bit didn't satisfied with some work because I think she didn't really do her job. Fortunately, she put some effort.

In the future, I think I will design a collaborative writing assignment for my student because I think that this is a great idea. Also, teachers can see who do the job and who doesn't. So someone would not be a hindrance for the team. 

 This is my friends and my collaborative writing:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1E56_R5FpnJJ_oJPkJpqXoUK6MwA00RGm_ed1B1YyeTw/edit?usp=sharing

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  1. Christine AngelaDecember 19, 2017 at 9:49 AM

    hey jovita! havent given you comment in so long. turned out you have a cool blog post right here!! just hope you could write more tho, and if im not mistaken, there are some words that i cannot read there due to the white blocking area covering the writings. so please double check it before posting :) goodluck girl Gbu

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