Webinaires à venir

Editing Poetry: Adding Poetics to Your Practice
Présentateur: Margo LaPierre
Début du webinaire: 22 avril 2026 à 13 h 00

Editing poetry requires a whole different toolkit and often a subtler, more generative and expansive approach than when editing other genres.  While it may seem like there are fewer rules and conventions when it comes to poetry, or that poems’ inner workings are too mysterious to confidently edit, the fact…

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…

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Enregistrements en vedette

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Pour une utilisation judicieuse du Grand dictionnaire terminologique (GDT) et de Termium Plus
Présentateur: Aline Francoeur

Le GDT et Termium Plus font partie de la trousse documentaire de base de tout langagier professionnel. Gratuites et simples d’utilisation, ces deux banques de terminologie offrent un contenu riche, mais parfois déroutant. Pour tirer pleinement profit de ces ressources et éviter les faux pas lors de leur consultation, il…

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An Editor’s Guide to Assessing and Addressing Problematic Content
Présentateur: Crystal Shelley

Words and stories hold power, and our role as editors is to help clients craft their writing to reflect their intended message. Even if we understand that biased or exclusive language can render text ineffective or harmful, addressing these issues is often easier said than done. In this session, you’ll…

What the Heck is a Book Coach
Présentateur: Suzy Vadori and Dinah Laprairie

Book Coaching is a relatively new profession that has sprung up in recent years to replace the support publishing houses no longer provide to writers. But how does book coaching differ from the services editors provide? Can anyone call themselves a book coach, and what exactly do they do for…

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