Who it's for
Who it's for
Who it’s for
This course is introductory and aimed at academics and researchers looking to get published in a journal for the first time. No prior publication experience is required. Although the course is foundational, it also provides new, up-to-date and helpful guidance to more experienced researchers who want to publish their research.
What you'll learn
Article Acceptance to Promotion
What you'll learn
Article Acceptance to Promotion
This course teaches authors how to effectively promote their paper through different channels, including conferences and events as well as multimedia avenues. It outlines the rights and responsibilities of distinct roles during once an article has been accepted, so authors have a complete understanding of the process and their own requirements post article acceptance.
This course will help learners to:
Understand the various stages in the production process.
Prepare and assemble their article to pass through the production process.
Understand when and where changes can be made to published articles.
Understand what self-archiving is and the advantages this entails.
Recognize self-archiving and reusing policies to appropriately and ethically share their work.
Understand the importance of promoting your paper.
Identify and employ different ways to effectively promote their research.
Language: English
Time to complete: 1 hour
Level: Beginner
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