Teleseminar on How to Publish Your Dissertation

You have written and successfully defended your dissertation. Now it is time to begin publishing your work. This teleseminar will walk you through the process of getting your dissertation ready for publication—whether you decide to shape it into a book manuscript or to break it into articles for submission to journals.

This teleseminar will guide you through the following steps to help you get your dissertation published:

• Targeting a Book Publisher
• Preparing the Book Proposal
• Understanding the Book Proposal Review Process
• Carving Up the Dissertation into Journal Articles
• Selecting a Journal
• Crafting and Submitting the Journal Article
• Waiting for the Peer Review

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Thursday, June 21st, 2012 ??
11:00 - 12:30 p.m. (Pacific)
12:00 - 1:30 p.m. (Mountain)
1:00 - 2:30 p.m. (Central)
2:00 -3:30 p.m. (Eastern)

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Caroline Eisner is Director of Writing at ACW. Caroline works with individual clients and small groups to develop their academic portfolios and other academic writing projects. Her previous experience includes positions as the Associate Director of the Sweetland Writing Center at the University of Michigan and as the Director of the Writing Center at Georgetown University. Caroline co-edited a collection of essays, Originality, Imitation, and Plagiarism: Teaching Writing in the Digital Age (UM Press 2008), and authored a recent article on plagiarism entitled, “Plagiarism: A Crime, Misstep, or Neither? Depends Who You Ask, and Is It Getting Worse?” At Middlebury College’s Bread Loaf School of English, Caroline is the Director of BreadNet, a telecommunications network that connects students, teachers, and faculty year round. Caroline received a BA i n English from the University of Pennsylvania, an MA in English from Middlebury College, and a PhD in British Literature from George Washington University.
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Teleseminar on How to Publish Your Dissertation

WIZ IQ FREE Webinar: Active Learning for Students & Teachers

Active Learning for Students & Teachers Public Class
http://www.wiziq.com/online-class/855237-active-learning-for-studenrs-teachers

Presented by:Dr. Nellie Deutsch

Sunday, May 27 2012| 10:00 AM (EST)
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Active learning is a weekly seminar for students and teachers. The sessions will focus on learning and how to become active learners. Teachers will learn how to promote active learning in and out of the classroom and students will learn how to become active learners. Enroll in the free course so you can practice active learning.

Watch the video recording given by Dr. Anton Tolman

Some of the topics that will be discuss are:

1. Challenges involved
2. Strategies for active learning
3. Techniques teachers can use in the classroom
4. Student & teacher resistance to active learning
5. Class management
6. Online vs face-to-face active learning
7. Personal learning
8. Reflective practice
9. Surface vs deep learning
10. Authentic Learning

Anton Tolman on Active Learning and Explanation of Metacognitive Instruments for Helping Students Become More Effective Learners

Language of instruction: English

Keywords: active learning, learning to learn, authentic learning

WIZ IQ FREE Webinar: Active Learning for Students & Teachers

Innovative Educators Webinars: Creating & Implementing An Online Orientation Program From The Ground Up & Building A Cost-Effective Online Orientation: Best Practices, Essential Components, & Practical Applications

Creating & Implementing An Online Orientation Program From The Ground Up Thursday, June 14 ~ 3:00-4:30pm EDT Registration - http://www.innovativeeducators.org/product_p/175.htm Building A Cost-Effective Online Orientation: Best Practices, Essential Components, & Practical Applications Tuesday, June 5 ~ 3:00-4:30pm EDT Registration - http://www.innovativeeducators.org/product_p/174.htm Innovative Educators

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Innovative Educators Webinars: Creating & Implementing An Online Orientation Program From The Ground Up & Building A Cost-Effective Online Orientation: Best Practices, Essential Components, & Practical Applications