Publish Your Research In Academic Journals And Conferences

Publish Your Research In Academic Journals And Conferences, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 27 lectures, based on 116 reviews, and has 950 subscribers.

You will learn about How to convert your existing work into a paper that is suitable for a journal The process of submitting your article to a journal website and what you can expect Learn the changes tracker technique for getting the structure you need for a successful resubmission How to select a journal that you want to submit your work for publication Why you should aim for a highly rated or accredited journal in your field How to start thinking about putting an article together using work you have already done The difference between a conference proceedings journal and a peer reviewed journal How Google Scholar can help you get published and keep track of your citations on your profile and with alerts How the Researchgate platform works and why its useful for academic collaboration Why you shouldn't submit the same paper to multiple journals at the same time How predatory journals trick researchers into getting published and why that might be bad for your career Why you need to have lots of patience to get your work eventually published Different approaches you can take to getting published and which works best for you Different types of journals and how these offer you options for getting published How your journal article should differ from your final report and how it could be similar How it works to be a co-author and why this is beneficial for your academic career Other requirements that journals might have during the submission process Things to avoid doing in your journey to getting published in an academic journal The difference between open-access journals and traditional publishers This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to get published in an academic journal It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to get published in an academic journal.

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Summary

Title: Publish Your Research In Academic Journals And Conferences

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: $59.99

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What You Will Learn

How to convert your existing work into a paper that is suitable for a journal
The process of submitting your article to a journal website and what you can expect
Learn the changes tracker technique for getting the structure you need for a successful resubmission
How to select a journal that you want to submit your work for publication
Why you should aim for a highly rated or accredited journal in your field
How to start thinking about putting an article together using work you have already done
The difference between a conference proceedings journal and a peer reviewed journal
How Google Scholar can help you get published and keep track of your citations on your profile and with alerts
How the Researchgate platform works and why its useful for academic collaboration
Why you shouldn't submit the same paper to multiple journals at the same time
How predatory journals trick researchers into getting published and why that might be bad for your career
Why you need to have lots of patience to get your work eventually published
Different approaches you can take to getting published and which works best for you
Different types of journals and how these offer you options for getting published
How your journal article should differ from your final report and how it could be similar
How it works to be a co-author and why this is beneficial for your academic career
Other requirements that journals might have during the submission process
Things to avoid doing in your journey to getting published in an academic journal
The difference between open-access journals and traditional publishers

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to get published in an academic journal

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to get published in an academic journal

“It’s a great course, I didn’t know that google scholar could be used for other things besides searching for journal articles and books.Such an eye opener to the publication world, especially for a newbie.” – Sindi A.

“A very useful practical approach to help anyone address reviewers’ comments. The course helped me to get back on track with the submission of my Final Master’s Report.” – Sammy D.

“Very much helpful for someone like me just embarking on a PhD project” – Paliani

“What an amazing course! I have learnt how I should first organise myself properly before start with preparing on article writing.This course really helped me to understand and distinguish between the research work and preparation of article (different tone for the article). I feel so relieved and ready to start with articles preparation. This has been the scariest thing to do, butafter finishing this course, I have confidence. Thank so much Dr Peter Alkema.” – Flora

“It gives a lot of guidance and tactics on how to publish your research, absolutely valuable.” – Josephine

In this course I teach you exactly what I did to get my academic work published in peer reviewed journals and conference proceedings. You will complete an assignment that will get you thinking about your next article by developing a title, abstract and three options for journals that you want to get published in. I have been rejected many times from academic journals well but I have figured out why that happened and in this course I teach you how you can improve your chances of getting published.

Learn how academic publishing works and how you can become part of it so that you earn the credibility you need as a researcher. Make sure your years of hard work at a post graduate level have the maximum impact by seeing your work in a recognised journal. You will have a better chance of achieving this goal by learning about the following;

The changes tracker technique and a demonstration of examples from my own academic submissions
Different types of journals; predatory, open-access, traditional, peer reviewed and conference proceedings
How to research suitable journals and gain a better understanding of how you should position your work
Why you shouldn’t submit the same paper to multiple journals at the same time
How to save time in future submissions and how to plan for a re-submission
Being a co-author and dealing with co-authors and how to manage a resubmission with them
A systematic process for making changes to your article based on multiple sets of feedback
Other aspects of submitting a paper to a journal and additional requirements you may need to meet
Why writing for an examiner is different from writing for a journal and how to make this distinction
A systematic literature review and how you would approach this as an option for publishing
How to approach your own work in the best possible way to get part of it published
The points system for published academics and how this works for different journals

Learn from my own experience of getting rejected many times and ultimately getting published. I’ve combined all these insights and skills into a series of lessons that will teach you how to achieve the objective of getting your work published in an academic journal.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction To The World Of Academic Publishing And Where To Start

Lecture 1: Introduction To Journals, The Publishing Process & The Number 1 Skill Required

Lecture 2: Let's Celebrate Your Progress In This Course: 25% > 50% > 75% > 100%!!

Lecture 3: Introduce Yourself To Your Fellow Students And Tell Everyone What Are Your Goals

Lecture 4: 2022 Update: My Google Scholar Profile – Cited For My Grounded Theory Work!!

Chapter 2: Learn The Approach And Criteria For Academic Publishing

Lecture 1: So You Want To Get Published? Learn About Different Journals & Form An Approach

Lecture 2: You've Achieved 25% >> Let's Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 50% >>

Lecture 3: How To Convert Your Work Into A Paper That Is Suitable For Publication

Lecture 4: How To Develop A High Impact Title For Your Paper To Get It Published

Chapter 3: The Journal Publication Process And Things To Avoid Doing

Lecture 1: The Process Of Submitting And Revising Your Paper Including The Changes Tracker

Lecture 2: You've Achieved 50% >> Let's Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 75% >>

Lecture 3: Things To Avoid: Predatory Journals & Submitting To Multiple Journals

Chapter 4: Demonstrations Of The Changes Tracker, Google Scholar, ORCID, Journal Submission

Lecture 1: Walk Through Of Changes Tracker Using 2 Examples From Peter's Publications

Lecture 2: Demonstration: Peter's Google Scholar Profile, Citation Alerts, Journal Rankings

Lecture 3: You've Achieved 75% >> Let's Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 100% >>

Lecture 4: Walk Through: Peter's Actual Submission Process, ORCID, Researchgate.net Profile

Chapter 5: Conclusion: Publish Your Research In Academic Journals And Conferences

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture: The Student Success Coach – Find Out More In Lecture Resources

Lecture 2: You've Achieved 100% >> Let's Celebrate! Remember To Share Your Certificate!!

Chapter 6: More Insights: 10 Student Success Stories (in conversation with Peter Alkema)

Lecture 1: Kribashnee Moodley's Personal Transformation, Mind Shift Through Studying & Bein

Lecture 2: "It's Been A Rude Awakening" – Prof Ivan Hofsajer Talks Candidly About COVID19 A

Lecture 3: "It Nearly Broke Me": Phumzile Moetsi Juggled Work And Studies To Spread Her Win

Lecture 4: PhD Student Julie-Anne Sewparsad Rocked Her 6 Month Baby While Typing So She Cou

Lecture 5: Prof Carmichael's Distinguished Academic Career: In Conversation About Her Story

Lecture 6: "Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance" Is The Mantra Of This Successful Pos

Lecture 7: This PhD Student Says Her Enterprise Data Research Is Like "Trying To Get 16 Cat

Lecture 8: Alessandra 's "Failures Turned Into Successes"; She Managed Her Time Better To S

Lecture 9: Learn To Be A Well Rounded Student With Oxford Grad Rob Keip Who Shares His Stra

Lecture 10: US Army Reservist Michelle Guy Writes 3 Papers A Week On Sustainability & Explai

Instructors

Peter Alkema
Business | Technology | Self Development

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