With clear visuals and concrete examples of different types of collaborative writing tasks--including multimodal writing and collaborative reading for writing tasks--the book invites readers to consider the kind of decisions that need to be taken when implementing collaborative writing (e.g., group size, how to allocate students) and when assessing collaborative writing. In connecting frontier pedagogical knowledge to practice, Implementing Collaborative Writing Tasks in Multilingual Classrooms will help educators to implement collaborative writing activities in their various contexts.

Throughout the book, readers will find:

• Research-informed, pedagogy-oriented lessons on why and how to implement and assess collaborative writing in multilingual classrooms.
• Cutting-edge pedagogical knowledge that distinguishes the different modes of implementing collaborative writing (e.g., face-to-face, via computer-mediated communication, and a hybrid approach).
• Key practical suggestions for teachers.
• Tips on how to incorporate artificial intelligence in collaborative writing activities.
• Recommendations for further research that can be helpful for practitioners, teacher educators, or graduate students.