Author Resource Review – Educational Resources - IOP Publishing and Editage

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Sept
26
Everything you need to know about academic publishing
Presented by Steven Ward
Summary

English is the lingua franca for scholarly communication, and most international journals with a wide global readership are printed in English. Submitting manuscripts in poor English can put researchers at a disadvantage and delay the publication of research.

This webinar will highlight the importance of quality English writing and the need to communicate your research effectively. It will also focus on understanding journals and the types of manuscripts they publish, so that you can identify the best type of article for your study.

Who is this for?

Beginner- and intermediate-level authors, especially those with science and technology backgrounds, who have frequently had manuscripts rejected by journal editors

Why should you attend?

Are you new to the world of academia? If yes, I am sure you are feeling slightly overwhelmed. Many people enter academia with the idea that they would spend most of their time doing exciting new research. Did you feel the same way and are you really doing this or is the reality different?

While research is definitely the most important aspect, there are some other equally important activities that a researcher has to perform. The most important of these is publishing your research in academic journals. This can be a daunting task for people who are new to academia. This webinar will give you a better understanding of the overall publishing process so that you are not feeling at sea.

By the end of this webinar, you will be able to

How do you register?

It’s simple!

Don’t wait too long to sign up! The seats are limited!

Note that the webinar will be conducted in English.

Featured Expert

Steven Ward, Academic Trainer at Editage

Steven Ward was a foreign assistant professor in the Political Science Department at Chosun University, Korea. He completed his master’s in Public Administration and has a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology. He was the graduate research assistant and program coordinator at the Missouri International Training Institute in Columbia, USA.

Ward has led undergraduate courses in American Government, International Organizations, and English for Political Science for the Political Science and International Relations Department. He has also taught graduate level courses in American Politics and International Relations courses for the Department of Military Policy and Strategy in an extension program for Korean army officers.

Over the years, he has lectured on a variety of topics at universities all over Korea and has proofread theses, research manuscripts, and books to make them worthy of publication. This experience has enabled him to develop an acute awareness of the issues facing Korean professionals who want to have their papers published in international journals.

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