Webinaires à venir

How to Edit Winning STEM Proposals
Présentateur: Julie Stauffer
Début du webinaire: 3 février 2026 à 13 h 00

A well-worded funding proposal can secure thousands or even millions of dollars for tech start-ups, established companies, research institutes and other STEM-focused organizations. This creates big opportunities for editors with a knack for turning complex ideas into clear, persuasive arguments. And no, you don’t need an advanced degree in engineering…

Content Marketing for Academic Editors
Présentateur: Letitia Henville
Début du webinaire: 11 février 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…

Intermediate Alt-text: Lessons from the Routledge Encyclopedia of Modernist Dance
Présentateur: Allison Peacock
Début du webinaire: 17 février 2026 à 13 h 00

A research assistant for the three-year project The Routledge Encyclopedia of Modernist Dance (2025) offers pointers for crafting alt-text for complex images. Photographs of dance from the mid-20th Century modernist period offer distinct challenges of description, meaning, and inference that descriptive alt-text can support. We will walk through these challenges…

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Enregistrements en vedette

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Bien enchaîner ses idées
Présentateur: Carlos Séguin

Ce webinaire aborde les mots charnières, les enchaînements des idées et la relation entre les phrases. Les participants et les participantes connaîtront les principaux mots charnières et sauront les utiliser en évitant les erreurs. De plus, les différentes relations implicites et explicites entre les phrases seront abordées.

Introduction to Cognitive Science For Editors and Writers
Présentateur: Cheryl Stephens

Bridge the gap between basic research and practical communication. Present strategies for applying findings from cognitive psychology, linguistics and neuroscience to real-world writing, editing and communication tasks—such as improving clarity, fostering inclusivity and enhancing reader engagement. Highlight interdisciplinary approaches and translational research that inform best practices. Presenter Cheryl Stephens is…

AI Editing Uncertainty: Navigating Ethics, Copyright and Privacy
Présentateur: Perrin Lindelauf

AI tools have already proven themselves useful, yet to many they present a moral morass of ethical issues, privacy concerns and copyright violations. This presentation will first look at some ethical considerations regarding the use of AI tools. The perspectives provided don’t presume to provide moral guidance but will offer…

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