“Issue 5.” by Elizabeth Losh and Jonathan Alexander.
Group work is not necessarily the most popular thing around students, but it is necessary in a professional setting. This is when collaboration is important., and you probably do it more than you think. By collaboration in a group you can divide the aspects of research up with your group and then bring your findings together. One person could go to the library, while another looks online, and one does field research, dividing the work up well. Be sure to keep in mind test, the author, and the audience while researching as well.
This relates to our research project right now. We will be conducting our own research and collecting sources much like described in this chapter. We will have to consider the the audience corner of the Rhetorical triangle a lot for this. We also will be showing our souses to our guild members. We can collaborate them by suggesting research and reaserch methods for our respective topics.
Duke Maddox 