30 pages tagged "journal submission"
Conclusions: last impressions count too! [6/8]
Last but not least: conclusions are a crucial part of your paper's key message
Middlesex University Winter 2018 writing boot-camp
Reports on the Winter 2018 writing boot-camp I organised at Cumberland Lodge near Windsor and links to the slides used
CV of failures
Explains why rejection and failure are a normal part of an academic career and not something to hide or be embarrassed about
When are theories (not) interesting?
A spirited account of what distinguishes interesting theories from non-interesting ones
Why does my paper get a desk-reject time and again?
About the importance of joining the journal’s “conversation”
Where to submit your paper? Which journals publish on your topic
Shows how to use Publish or Perish to find out which journals publish on your topic
Submit to only one journal at a time
About good practices in journal submission
How to write for US journals with non-US data
Summarizes an editorial by Carol Kulik that explains how to position your research for an international reader
Strategies for Publishing Pedagogical Research
Reports on a seminar by David Boud at Middlesex University on the 2nd of July 2019
How to assess journal impact?
Illustrates how Publish or Perish can be used to assess journal impact
EURAM Meet the editors panel
Reports on a meet the editors panel at the 2016 EURAM conference
Publishing in Management Education Journals
Report on a seminar by Jon Billsberry at Middlesex University on the 5th of March 2018
Where to submit your paper? Compare journals by impact
Shows how to use Publis or Perish to compare journals by impact
Middlesex University 2020 virtual writing boot-camp
Reports on the Summer 2020 virtual writing boot-camp and links to the slides used
Your introduction: first impressions count! [5/8]
What are the elements of an effective introduction: context, importance and interest
The four P's of getting published
Short summary of white paper explaining how performance, practice, participation and persistance are needed to publish academic papers
Writing your abstract: not a last-minute activity [4/8]
Explains what needs to be included in an effective abstract
Your title: the public face of your paper [3/8]
Illustrates how to create a good title through an iterative process
How to ensure your paper achieves the impact it deserves?
Discusses the workflow I use to communicate a new paper
Middlesex University Summer 2018 writing boot-camp
Reports on the Summer 2018 writing boot-camp I organised at Cumberland Lodge near Windsor and links to the slides used
Middlesex University Summer 2019 writing boot-camp
Reports on the Summer 2019 writing boot-camp I organised at Cumberland Lodge near Windsor and links to the slides used
Paper submission: Compare journal impact
Publish or Perish tutorial
Paper submission: Pre-submision check
Publish or Perish tutorial
Paper submission
Publish or Perish tutorial
Useful resources when preparing for journal submission
Presents some key resources to improve your chances of successful publication
CYGNA's 5 year anniversary: MDX writing boot-camp
Reports on the Middlesex writing bootcamp for CYGNA members - a full day even to celebrate our 5th anniversary
Who do you want to talk to? Targeting journals [2/8]
Explains why chosing your target journal is the most important step in the publication process
How to avoid a desk-reject in seven steps [1/8]
Introduces a 7-step process to increase your chances of getting your paper into the review process
The four P's of publishing
Explains how performance, practice, participation and persistance are needed to publish academic papers
Journals and magazines
Anne-Wil's choice of journals and magazines
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