This collaborative autoethnography reflects on how each author experienced COVID-19 and associated precarity. We explore the ways in which this experience relates to our identities (both particular plural), positionalities terms of privilege marginality. As a collective diverse collaborators, we confront dialectical questions self society. Our contributions reveal advantage/disadvantage, mobili...

With new and evolving technology ever-increasing remote collaboration, intelligence reporting processes are at a crossroads. Key questions about how best to collaboratively produce reports get the right information decision-makers in context more important than ever. This research project has attempted address one part of puzzle: How can be produced collaboratively? In this article, throughout ...

Clinical trial protocol documents play an important role in clinical research. However, clinical protocol writing remains a complex and relatively un-studied process. Protocols are often written by teams of people, yet little prior research has captured the problems or analyzed the collaboration support needs of protocol writers. Here we present the results of an initial ethnographic study into...

Strategy-focused instruction is one of the most effective approaches to improve writing skills. It aims to teach developing writers strategies that give them executive control over their writing processes. Programs under this kind of instruction tend to have multiple components that include direct instruction, modeling and scaffolded practice. This multi-component nature has two drawbacks: it m...

This descriptive qualitative research sought to explore as what would be the best writing approach adopted teach academic skill undergraduate university students identify and minimize identified problems. The aim of study was strengthen students. For this purpose, thirty were selected involved in focus group discussions highlight problematic area field writing. Thematic analysis helped understa...

As we can scarcely imagine a time when there did not exist a necessity, or at least a desire, of transmitting information from one individual to another, in such manner as to elude general comprehension; so we may well suppose the practice of writing in cipher to be of great antiquity. De La Guilletiere, therefore, who, in his "Lacedaemon Ancient and Modern," maintains that the Spartans were th...