Sentence examples for written collaboratively from inspiring English sources

It has no single author; it's been written collaboratively by scientists over the past few centuries.

Next month, James Patterson will publish a "crowdwritten" novel, which was written collaboratively via the Internet by Patterson and twenty-eight other authors.

"Missing Parts: Four One-Act Plays about the Search for Connection," original works written collaboratively by the company, were presented at the Here Arts Center in SoHo in November.

How could your questions and profile help you make the perfect match at a college in a foreign country? 3. Wikipedia (//www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page), an online encyclopedia being written collaboratively by readers, can be edited by clicking on the "edit this page" link included with every article.

Written collaboratively between Ron and Russell Mael of Sparks, and Moroder, the song is a high-octane slab of disco campness, with a cerebrally comedic concept in keeping with much of Sparks' tongue-in-cheek oeuvre, while the galloping space groove underneath was perfect for Russell's firmament-bothering castrato.

Currently, Wikipedia features 22 million articles, which were written collaboratively by volunteers around the world.

However, the difficulties that students experience in collaborating and writing collaboratively may not be sufficiently addressed by the affordances of technology alone (Kirschman and Greenstein 2002).

But, what if you used the same programme to allow students to write collaboratively with someone on the other side of the world?

Eventually, a group took shape, with a rotating membership of about sixty — "some more involved than others," Robinson admitted — who interviewed key figures in the movement and wrote collaboratively in Google Docs.

Supervisors also reported very recently (in the past 12 to 24 months) they used social media platforms such as Google Hangouts, which provided space to write collaboratively with colleagues internationally.

But his 35-year career as a critic writing for The New Republic, the Nation (taking over for Agee), Time (following Agee again), Cavalier, Artforum (where he began writing collaboratively with wife Patricia Patterson), City Magazine and Film Comment began in short-form weekly columns.