acath and luis are collaboratively writing a report on a recent current event. they met to divide work, and…

acath and luis are collaboratively writing a report on a recent current event. they met to divide work, and luis offered to take notes. they agreed that acath would write the first half of the report and luis would write the second half. they each worked on their tasks alone, and then met to combine their writing. acath had written several detailed paragraphs, but luis had not finished his conclusion. when acath asked him about it, he admitted that he is not very good at writing the final paragraph of a report. they still worked together to combine their writing and finish the last paragraph.\nwhat else could acath and luis have done to successfully write collaboratively?\no evaluate the draft and edit together\no take notes on each part of the process\no divide the work equally between them\no allow each person to specialize
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Collaborative writing involves more than just dividing tasks. Evaluating the draft and editing together helps ensure a unified and high - quality report. Taking notes on each part (Luis already offered to take notes initially), dividing work equally (they already did a form of division) and allowing specialization (they somewhat did with Acath writing the first half and Luis the second) are either already done or not as comprehensive as the editing step for a truly collaborative final product.
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evaluate the draft and edit together