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Reviews of the literature have shown that academics and practicing editors and writers differ in their view of the editing and revision processes; furthermore, research (in
progress) suggests that authors of technical writing texts
have been slow to incorporate a process model of writing
and revision into their texts, especially a model making full
use of advances in computer-assisted writing. This
demonstration is an attempt to improve teachers’ and
trainers’ abilities to teach revision in a computer-assisted
writing environment.
Nerd, Roland D. and Michelle J. Moosally STC Proceedings 1993
Abstract:
Reviews of the literature have shown that academics and practicing editors and writers differ in their view of the editing and revision processes; furthermore, research (in
progress) suggests that authors of technical writing texts
have been slow to incorporate a process model of writing
and revision into their texts, especially a model making full
use of advances in computer-assisted writing. This
demonstration is an attempt to improve teachers’ and
trainers’ abilities to teach revision in a computer-assisted
writing environment.