co-authoring
Joint literary creation
Co-authoring is writing something jointly with one or more other people.
The term appears most often in academic and professional contexts where multiple contributors share credit: She's co-authoring a textbook with her former professor.
In software, co-authoring refers to simultaneous collaborative editing of documents in real time.
Creating technical blueprints
- editingRefining content for clarity
- revisingAltering to improve
- brainstormingGenerating many ideas freely
- feedbackReturned response data
teamwork · contribution · dialogue · planning · discussion · manuscript · consultation · workshop
Record of daily events
- articleWritten piece or grammatical word
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- paperPressed pulp for writing
- citationMention of a source
abstract · bibliography · scholarly · submission · contributor · methodology · findings · acknowledgments
Constructing imaginary universes for fiction
- characterizationDescribing distinctive qualities
- plottingDevising a secret plan
- storyboardingSequencing shots through drawings
- narrativeAccount of events
dialogue · protagonist · antagonist · genre · theme · setting · tone · voice
Harmonious mutual connection
- chemistryStudy of substances' interactions
- synergyCombined effect exceeding components
- interplayReciprocal action between things
- cohesionTendency to bind together
reciprocity · interdependence · negotiation · compromise · consensus · conflict-resolution · accountability · trust
drafting
Creating technical blueprints
- editingRefining content for clarity
- revisingAltering to improve
- brainstormingGenerating many ideas freely
feedback · teamwork · contribution · dialogue · planning · discussion · manuscript · consultation · workshop · cooperation
journal
Record of daily events
- articleWritten piece or grammatical word
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- paperPressed pulp for writing
citation · abstract · bibliography · scholarly · submission · contributor · methodology · findings · acknowledgments · ethics
worldbuilding
Constructing imaginary universes for fiction
- characterizationDescribing distinctive qualities
- plottingDevising a secret plan
- storyboardingSequencing shots through drawings
narrative · dialogue · protagonist · antagonist · genre · theme · setting · tone · voice · screenplay
rapport
Harmonious mutual connection
- chemistryStudy of substances' interactions
- synergyCombined effect exceeding components
- interplayReciprocal action between things
cohesion · reciprocity · interdependence · negotiation · compromise · consensus · conflict-resolution · accountability · trust · communication
- group activitiesgroup games, voting, protest, group dance, group project
- collaborationteamwork, partnership, co-creation, alliance, sharing
- group effortsbarn raising, teamwork, community garden, bucket brigade, relay race
- Teamwork Skillsteamwork, cooperation, collaboration, collaborating, helping
- collaboration toolscollaborative editing, document sharing, real-time editing, track changes, comment threads
- collaborative writingghostwriting, coauthorship, collaborative work, collective work
co-authoringreading
Interpreting written text
consuming · reviewing · critiquing · editing · proofreading
author, authority, authorize, authors, authored, authoring, authorship, authorial, co-written