Collaborative #acwri involves more than just the writing team: journal editors, trusted readers. It's public, wide. @remiholden #dmlcommons

— Michael Munnik (@michaelmunnik) May 6, 2015

Writing is a public process - @remiholden #dmlcommons

— Anna Keune (@akeune) May 6, 2015

"Most successful collaborations had people with different strengths" @aleciamarie #dmlcommons

— Anna Keune (@akeune) May 6, 2015

'It’s a good idea to try a small project w/ others before jumping into something big.’ @aleciamarie LIVE: http://t.co/Z3Cglrk5RE #DMLcommons

— Connected Learning Lab (@CLLab) May 6, 2015

'It's important to figure out who you can’t work with when writing collaboratively.’ @daniherro LIVE: http://t.co/Z3Cglrk5RE #DMLcommons

— Connected Learning Lab (@CLLab) May 6, 2015

"It’s just so worth it.” @mizuko’s thoughts on #collaborativewriting. LIVE: http://t.co/Z3Cglrk5RE #DMLcommons #academia

— Connected Learning Lab (@CLLab) May 6, 2015

How do you set expectations and responsibilities around authorship and when to publish when writing collaboratively? #dmlcommons

— Anna Keune (@akeune) May 6, 2015

@remiholden suggests to set clear expectations for collaborative writing #dmlcommons

— Anna Keune (@akeune) May 6, 2015

Jump on the Etherpad to add notes, Qs & relevant resources for today's #DMLcommons webinar happening now https://t.co/HjddScOls6

— Connected Learning Lab (@CLLab) May 6, 2015