In this module, we will explore presentation and publication in the context of academic writing. An important part of academic research is understanding the intricacies of scholarly publishing, open access, copyright, and research impact.
Scholarly publishing is at the heart of academic communication, and we will demystify the publishing process. Moreover, we will look into the transformative landscape of open access, advocating for accessible and freely available research that empowers a global audience.
Copyright also plays a pivotal role in safeguarding your intellectual property, and we will equip you with the knowledge to navigate copyright laws, fair use, and creative commons licenses to ensure your work is protected while complying with legal guidelines.
Measuring and enhancing research impact is crucial for academics seeking to leave a lasting impression in their fields. Our module will introduce you to various metrics and tools used to gauge research impact, helping you communicate the significance of your contributions effectively.
As you progress in your academic journey, effectively communicating your research becomes paramount. We will explore the art of presenting academic work through posters, panels, and presentations, providing tips for engaging and impactful delivery.
We understand the importance of preparing for publication in high-impact journals or other scholarly outlets. Our module will equip you with best practices for manuscript preparation, understanding journal guidelines, and navigating the submission process with confidence.
In an era of expanding knowledge sharing, open educational resources have emerged as a powerful tool. We will discuss how to create and utilize open educational resources to support learning and research initiatives.
Navigate to content using the widget on the right or bottom of the page. Content in this module includes:
- Scholarly Publishing & Open Access
- Copyright
- Research Impact
- Communicating Your Research
- Open Educational Resources
- IRB
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