How to Do Research and Get Published: New Webinar Series
By Janet Salmons, PhD Research Community Manager
More webinars, please!
Even though I was one of the earliest adopters of webinar technology, I am still amazed to sit in my office in Boulder, Colorado and connect with people from across the world. For one hour, we bridge time and space, culture and background, to delve into the topic at hand. There are no dumb questions, and we welcome all. This is the world I want to be a part of, where people come together to collaborate and learn.
Have you been wondering how you could access more of these lively, interactive, informative webinars? Methodspace has generally offered three or four research methods-oriented webinars per year. Our Sage colleagues ran another series focused on academic writing, called “How to Get Published.” In recognition of the fact that you need research in order to have something to write about, and you need to write about research to make an impact, we decided to join forces. The new series is called “How to do Research and Get Published.”
New monthly webinars for new and experienced researchers and writers.
With a monthly series you have a steady flow of learning opportunities. As always, if the time zone doesn’t work or you are busy, live webinars are recorded and recordings are posted. Webinars are complemented by links to related content and follow-up posts to answer questions. You can assign them to your students - or view in class. See the whole list below; registration is online for the September through December webinars.
Join us for one or all!
All webinars take place at 8am PT / 11am ET / 5pm CET. Find your time zone here.
Register now for the 2023 webinars:
September 20: Ethics and Research Integrity
October 11: Copyright, Permissions, and Author Reuse
November 15: How to Write a Literature Review
December 6: Research agenda and personal academic brand
Plan ahead for the 2024 webinars, registration will open soon:
January: How to Connect the Study’s Methodology with Publication Options
February: How to Conduct a Reference Search and Format your Reference Section
March: How to Write a Paper: Qualitative Methodology
April: How to Write a Paper: Quantitative Methodology
May: How to Do Research in a Digital World: Live from the Center for Advanced Internet Studies
June: How to Write and Structure an Article’s Front and End Matter
July: How to Get More Involved with a Journal and Develop your Career
August: How to Collaborate across Paradigms: Mixed Methods Methodology
September: How to Respond to Reviewer Comments
October: How to Understand Open Access, Journal Publication Charges and Fee Structures
November: Academic Writing Month: How to Find Your Readers Followers and Friends
Contribute!
If you have resources to share on these topics, or would like to be considered as a panelist, contact me.
Links to Methodspace Webinar Recordings
You asked about how to develop your academic identity and build your career at a recent webinar. Find responses here.