Collaborative Writing in Industry: Investigations in Theory and Practice -- Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- PART I: THEORETICAL OVERVIEW OF THE COLLABORATIVE PROCESS -- 1. Collaborative Writing, Software Development, and the Universe of Collaborative Activity -- 2. Bruffee, the Bakhtin Circle, and the Concept of Collaboration -- 3. The Construction of Multi-Authored Texts in One Laboratory Setting -- 4. Insight and Collaborative Writing -- PART II: CASE STUDIES OF COLLABORATION -- 5. Discourse Interaction between Writer and Supervisor: A Primary Collaboration in Workplace Writing -- 6. Facilitating Groups through Selective Participation: An Example of Collaboration from NASA -- PART III: NEW IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CLASSROOM -- 7. The Shared-Document Collaborative Case Response: Teaching and Research Implications of an In-House Teaching Strategy -- 8. Collaborative Writing- Courseware and Telecommunications -- 9. Peer Collaboration and the Computer-Assisted Classroom: Bridging the Gap between Academia and the Workplace -- PART IV: CURRENT INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS: GATHERING, VERIFYING, AND EDITING INFORMATION -- 10. Neuro-Linguistic Programming Tools for Collaborative Writers -- 11. Verifying Technical Information: Issues in Information-Development Collaboration -- 12. Collaborative Editing: A Combination of Peer and Hierarchical Editing Techniques -- Selected, Annotated Bibliography on Collaborative Writing -- Index -- Contributors -- Selected Titles from Baywood's Technical Communications Series -- Back Cover.