Avoiding Predatory Publishers - Library
Course description
Predatory Journal Publishing is an exploitative publishing model where publishers charge the author fees but do not provide the quality, the peer review or the editorial process as expected. Publishing articles with these journals can be detrimental to the author’s research and reputation. This 30-minute workshop will provide practical examples and strategies on how to identify and avoid these publishers.
Type of course
Web conference
Presenters
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Josephine McGill |
Who should attend
- Early and mid-career researchers
- Established researchers
- Higher Degree by Research students
What you will learn
- Definition of predatory publishing
- How to identify and avoid predatory publishers
