Publishing a book: what, where, when and how? (for the Faculty of Education)

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Many researchers consider publishing a book, often in the form of a monograph, and the process can be daunting the first time around. You will get the starter-kit to get your idea off the ground, with a collection of tips and tools to make your life easier. By the end of the session, you'll have the basic knowledge -and more importantly the confidence- to take your publishing project further.

• PhD students
• Early career researchers

• Consider what would be the right output for you
• Know how to select a publisher
• Understand the growing role of Open Access publishers
• Review the general guidance for a book proposal
• Understand the publishing process

Presentation, activities

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One 90 minutes session

• Copyright issues in academia (for the Faculty of Education)
• Disseminating your research for greater impact (for the Faculty of Education)
• Open Research at the University of Cambridge (for the Faculty of Education)
• Managing Your Digital Information (for the Faculty of Education)
• Peer-reviewed journals: what you need to know about publishing (for the Faculty of Education)