Last updated 4/2016
MP4 | Video: h264, 1140x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 364.58 MB | Duration: 3h 12m

Learn how to conceptualize an academic manuscript and see it through to publication.
What you'll learn
explain how an article moves from conceptualization to publication
identify one-three journals that are suitable outlets for your work
respond to decision letters in an appropriate and timely manner
develop habits that will support your academic writing
Requirements
A general idea of what you would like to write about for an academic manuscript
Description
This course will get you started on your way to a successful academic publishing career! You will learn how to: ·see a manuscript through from conceptualization to publication ·develop habits that will support your writing ·anticipate (and survive!) common pitfalls in academic writing and publishing You will also learn what to expect after you submit a manuscript for review and how to respond in an appropriate and timely manner to decision letters. This course is intended to be used in two ways: ·to provide you with an overview of the academic writing and publication process ·to return to when you need specific help with a part of the overall process The course is structured in a linear manner (from manuscript conceptualization to publication). However, feel free to move around as needed as most lectures can be viewed as stand-alone.
Overview
Section 1: Course Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome!
Lecture 2 Meet Your Instructor
Lecture 3 How to Take This Course
Lecture 4 Why Publish in Graduate School?
Lecture 5 What Do You Already Know?
Section 2: Getting Started
Lecture 6 How the Review and Publication Process Works
Lecture 7 Identifying Publication Opportunities
Lecture 8 Identifying Outlets
Lecture 9 Consider Collaborating
Lecture 10 Learning About Your Journals
Section 3: Before You Begin Writing
Lecture 11 Identifying Mentor Texts
Lecture 12 Creating Productive Writing Habits
Section 4: The Messy Business of Writing
Lecture 13 Jumping In
Lecture 14 The Importance of Reading
Lecture 15 Common Problems When Writing
Lecture 16 The Importance of Feedback
Section 5: Before You Send It Out
Lecture 17 Common Errors in Manuscripts
Lecture 18 When to Submit for Review
Section 6: What Happens Next?
Lecture 19 What to Expect After You Hit Submit
Lecture 20 What to Do With a Rejection
Lecture 21 What to Do With a Revise and Resubmit
Lecture 22 When Your Article Gets Accepted - the Final Steps
Section 7: Constructing Your Manuscript
Lecture 23 Overview for Constructing Your Manuscript
Lecture 24 Writing Your Methods: Part 1
Lecture 25 Writing Your Methods: Part 2
Lecture 26 Writing Your Methods: Part 3
Lecture 27 Writing Your Findings
Lecture 28 Writing Your Discussion
Section 8: Course Wrap-Up
Lecture 29 Next Steps
Lecture 30 What Did You Learn in this Course?
Graduate Students,Assistant Professors
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