Academic Writing for Social GoodDownload PPT Presenter: Janet Salmons, PhD, Methods Guru for SAGE Methodspace and an independent researcher, writer and consultant with Vision2Lead, Inc.; and Lynn Wilson, PhD, contributing faculty in the PhD in Walden University Public Policy and Administration Program. Academic writers want to disseminate their research for many reasons. Many are motivated by university requirements for certain kinds of publications. Others want to contribute to their fields by communicating with other researchers. Some of us want to communicate with professionals or practitioners, entrepreneurs or activists, makers or inventors who work outside the ivory tower. We hope our findings can be applied to make a difference. How can we use our research and insights in ways that contribute to the social good? Janet Salmons is an independent researcher, writer and consultant through her company, Vision2Lead, Inc. She wrote Doing Qualitative Research Online (2016) Qualitative Online interviews (2015). Online Interviews in Real Time (2010) and edited Cases in Online Interview Research (2012) for SAGE Publications, as well as numerous articles and book chapters. She is an active blogger on www.vision2lead.com, and for the Academy of Management The Ethicist Blog. Janet is an editorial reviewer for SAGE Research Methods database, reviews textbook manuscripts and serves as a peer reviewer for academic journals. Janet is a Dissertation Mentor for the Walden University PhD program in Educational Technology.
Other TAA Webinars by Janet SalmonsTexts Plus: Ancillary Materials and Companion WebsitesYou have completed the textbook manuscript, now what? Some publishers expect you to develop ancillary materials for companion sites they host. If not, you might want to create your own. Six Strategies for Using Social Media to Promote Your WritingYou can spend (and waste!) a lot of time on blogs and social media. Be strategic and use these tools to complement your academic writing, textbook authoring, and related consulting services. Plan, Propose & Publish an Edited BookWant to publish a book, but lack the content for a full manuscript? Consider creating an edited book! You can include your own material, as well as chapters by other scholars. 5 Steps to Creating a Publication StrategyYou have research. You have academic papers, a thesis, and/or a dissertation. You may have written reports or social media posts. Now what? The tasks involved with moving forward towards developing publishable articles or chapters seems overwhelming. Where do you start? 5 Ways to Use Your Dissertation for Publications
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