Research in the Teaching of English May 1986

Physical and Cognitive Factors in Revising: Insights from Studies with Computers

Colette Daiute Harvard University Press

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Research in the Teaching of English
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1986-05-01
DOI
10.58680/rte198615613
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    Facilitating college writers' revisions within a generative-evaluative computer…
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  2. GREENLEAF (1994)
    Technological Indeterminacy: The Role of Classroom Writing Practices and Pedago…
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  3. Tharp et al. (1992)
    Using desktop publishing in an editing class—the lessons learned and students' …
    Technical Communication Quarterly
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    Revising on-line: Computer technologies and the revising process
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  5. Phinney (1991)
    Word processing and writing apprehension in first and second language writers
    Computers and Composition
  6. Kantrov (1991)
    Keeping promises and avoiding pitfalls: Where teaching needs to augment word pr…
    Computers and Composition
  7. Friedlander et al. (1990)
    Some effects of the macintosh on technical writing assignments
    Computers and Composition
  8. Joram et al. (1990)
    Student's editing skills and attitudes toward word processing
    Computers and Composition
  9. FITZGERALD et al. (1990)
    Effects of Group Conferences on First Graders' Revision in Writing
    Written Communication
  10. Stenzel et al. (1989)
    Minicomputer text-editing in upper-division cross-disciplinary courses
    Computers and Composition
  11. Strickland (1989)
    How the student writer adapts to computers: A first-year student protocol
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  12. Hawisher (1988)
    Research update: Writing and word processing
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    Studies in word processing
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