The authors report their experience with using a microcomputer to collaborate in writing the visitor's report while performing an accreditation site visit for the National League for Nursing (NLN). They describe the arrangements required for using the computer, identify some advantages and disadvantages, and speculate on the future possibilities. Their observations are of practical interest, and their report also has historic value. This was the first time the microcomputer was used in making a site visit by NLN visitors.