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  • An Open Approach to Scholarly Reading and Knowledge Management

    • Authors : McGuire, Hugh (2018)

  • We set out on the research portion of this project to engage with the major stakeholders identified in the previous section and achieve the following: 1. Learn more about the scholarly publishing ecosystem from those most closely involved and invested in it. While our research team had some experience in the context in which our stakeholders operate, the experience of the stakeholders themselves, on the front lines of s...
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  • Building Blocks of Academic Writing

    • Authors : Brooks, Carellin (2020)

  • Chapter 1: Research: How do you gather background material on your topic? How can you tell a useful source from one that might lead you astray or provide inaccurate information, especially on the internet, where anyone can publish anything? And once you’ve located a trustworthy source, how do you credit it in your own bibliographical list of sources? Is citation even a big deal anymore, anyhow? Chapter 2: Many of us write haphaza...
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  • Digital Scholarly Editing Theories and Practices

    • Authors : DRISCOLL, MATTHEW JAMES (2016)

  • The NeDiMAH Experts’ Seminar on Digital Scholarly Editions, held at the Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands in The Hague in November 2012, was one of the most substantial and concentrated gatherings around a given subject I have ever, I think, attended. Nor is this an idealised memory: it is now fully borne out by the essays deriving from that Seminar assembled in the present volume, each of w...
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  • How do conservationists choose where to publish?

    • Authors : Yoh, Natalie (2023)

  • Publishing in academic journals helps disseminate scientific research and contributes to a researcher’s 22 academic career. Conservation is interdisciplinary and, as such, there are a diversity of practitioners, 23 scientists, and others who contribute to the conservation literature. Currently, little is known about 24 how different journal attributes impact an author’s choice of where to publish or how they may act as 25 barr...