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Crowd-sourcing a google doc – collaboration at conferences

June 4, 2011 by philip copeland Leave a Comment


This is a great idea for taking notes at conferences or for students in your classes:  using one google document with multiple editors.  I just read about this on the Chronicle for Higher Education Website, but I’ve advocated it for a couple of years:
Just minutes before my lightning talk, I created a relatively simple GoogleDoc with some basic information on the topic: here’s the first draft of that document. Enough people were interested in the issue of transcription that the session took place with about 40 participants, enough of whom contributed to the document that it eventually eventually grew into this, which is pretty impressive. This is now a document with dozens of contributors.
Have any of you ever collaborated like this?

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