Webinaires à venir

Content Marketing for Academic Editors
Présentateur: Letitia Henville
Début du webinaire: 28 avril 2026 à 13 h 00

Content marketing is a long-term marketing strategy that enables freelance editors to foster potential clients’ awareness of, understanding of, and trust in their skills. In this session, Letitia will draw on her experience writing the advice column “Ask Dr. Editor” for the magazine University Affairs to support academic editors to…

Overcoming Challenges in Editing Creative Nonfiction
Présentateur: Lynne Melcombe
Début du webinaire: 30 avril 2026 à 13 h 00

Creative non-fiction (CNF) borrows techniques from fiction to tell true stories in a captivating way. But writing fact-based stories poses challenges that writing invented stories doesn’t pose. Lynne Melcombe covers perhaps the biggest and most important of these challenges, finding the narrative arc, in another Editors Canada webinar. But narrative…

Safe and Sensitive Practices for Working with Trauma Survivors
Présentateur: Meghan Fandrich
Début du webinaire: 7 mai 2026 à 13 h 00

Working with survivors of trauma requires sensitivity and understanding. As an editor guiding authors through their trauma-laden writing, it’s important to create a safe and supportive environment and to lead with compassion. This webinar draws from firsthand experience and trauma-informed principles to help editors understand the personal impacts of trauma…

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Enregistrements en vedette

Medicolegal Report Editing: Practical Tips for New Editors
Présentateur: Jahleen Turnbull-Sousa

Medical expert witnesses help the court by producing reports that paint a clinical picture of an individual at the centre of a legal case. But these reports often need thorough editing and fact-checking to ensure that they are clear, credible and compelling. This webinar offers 10 practical tips for editors…

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Plain Language and Editors
Présentateur: Gael Spivak and Greg Ioannou

In summer 2023, the  International Organization For Standardization introduced the world’s first international plain language standard. Instead of the quiet summary of current plain language practices that people were expecting, the Standard is a major rethink of how to write clearly … and ethically. The Standard is language-neutral. Its core…

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Becoming a Microsoft Word Power User: Customizations, Shortcuts, Wildcards, and Macros
Présentateur: Suzy Bills

If you’re ready to up your Microsoft Word game, then this session is for you. You’ll learn about common keyboard shortcuts and how to create your own. You’ll also be introduced to Word’s wildcard function and to macros. With a knowledge of how to use these tools, you’ll be able…

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