shared-copy
nounUK /ʃɛəd ˈkɒpi/
US /ʃɛrd ˈkɑpi/
A copy of something that more than one person can use at the same time.
The teacher gave each group a shared-copy of the story so everyone could read along.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A single copy of a book or document kept for many people to read together.
The library keeps a shared-copy of the atlas on the reading table.
3. A computer file that several people can open and edit together.
We saved the project as a shared-copy so the whole team could add ideas.
4. An extra copy made to be passed around among friends.
She made a shared-copy of the map for everyone in the hiking club.