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SUMMARY:Academic Writing Month Webinar: Publishing Trends and Academic Writers | Social Science Space
DESCRIPTION:From scholarly article to practical guides\, from textbooks to media\, from weighty tomes to tweets\, researchers and academic writers have many options today. While academic writers still write books and articles\, forms and formats are changing. \nElectronic journals can include links to media\, and increasingly open access journals make it easier to reach academics\, professionals\, and practitioners outside a specific discipline. Short\, monograph length books hone in on a single topic\, graphic books illustrate ideas\, book sections are accessible as stand-alone pdfs\, textbooks are becoming interactive to be embedded in e-learning platforms. Researchers are finding other ways to share their work electronically\, including podcasts and videos\, blogs and social media. With more happening via the web versus academic conferences\, longstanding silos are cracking as we move beyond geographic and disciplinary constraints. What do these changes mean for academics—when writers must do more than write? \n[…]
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/academic-writing-month-webinar-publishing-trends-and-academic-writers-social-science-space/
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