A complete guide to publishing your journal articles easier

Mastering English academic writing
What you'll learn
Choose the most demanding topic for research
Find a set of most suitable journals for all publications
Learn top academic writing skills for a higher chance of getting published
Learn the top 10 mistakes that get papers rejected
Optimise the structure and content of articles for search engines
Write the best cover letter to the editor and response letter to the reviewers
Learn the top psychological factors that affect the reviewers' perceptions
Learn the best practices for citation and avoiding plagiarism
Requirements
This course does not have a specific requirement, but the students/researchers will benefit from this course more if they have already conducted some research and have some materials ready to start writing an article.
Description
A reviewer's best tips for anyone struggling to publish scientific texts: how to write for a higher chance of getting published in top journals and conference proceedings.More than two hours of high-quality and engaging video lecturesCourse instructor: Maryam Nasseri, PhDWhat you will learn in this course:The pros and cons of publishing a book vs a journal article vs a conference paperDifferent types of journals: what you should look for and what you should avoidThe number one reason that manuscripts get accepted or rejectedThinking ahead: How to find a suitable journal in your field of study and save yourself time and efforts in finding the next journalGoing solo or be a co-author: the pros and cons and some insider tips!Your cover letter: a teasure you never knew!The overall structure of a journal article and a conference paper: why the structure mattersHow to think and write like a professional writer: from start to finishHow to begin the writing part: outlining, drafting, file structure, setting goalsThe writing mistakes that get your article rejected: a reviewer's perspectiveMaking the best first impression: a reviewer and an editor's perspectiveThe top 5 writing skills that you need to master: top criteria that your article will be judged based on themPsychological aspects of a text: how you write makes a differenceHow to write effective title and headingsCitation matters: how to cite like a proLiterature review mistakes that most writers make and how to avoid themWhat does and does not constitute plagiarism: don't make this deadly sin!A novel research vs filling researcg gaps: writing about the significance and conclusionsRejection is a part of any professional researcher's life; here's how to make it a successHow to evaluate your own paper before submission from a reviewer's point of viewMaking a personalised checklist based on this course's materials before submissionThe submission process and how much time you should expect before a decision is madeBest ever tips to respond to the reviewers' feedbacks and turn them on your side!What next? How to continue publishing and effective time managementCourse description:Hi, my name is Maryam and as your tutor, I'm going to take you on your journey of mastering academic writing skills that help you write your academic texts and publish them in high ranking scientific journals with ease. This course helps you fully understand a reviewer's perspective on good and bad texts and the selection criteria.Here's a little bit about myself and my background and the reasons that I decided to make this course: I have spent the last ten years of my life researching about linguistic proficiency and what makes a piece of academic text professional and at the same time interesting to read. During my doctoral research years at the department of English Language and Linguistics at the University of Birmingham in the UK, I evaluated hundreds of academic texts from students with different English language backgrounds, mainly non-native English speakers. I have used advanced statistical methods to determine the factors that significantly affect writing proficiency and rank academic texts higher.I have also been a book reviewer for Francis & Taylor publishing company and a reviewer for Elsevier journals as well as the Journal of Language and Education. Throughout my career as a reviewer, editor, and proofreader I have worked with various scientific and literary texts and have noticed the areas where most students and writers have problems with, especially the areas that most non-English speaking students make mistakes in.Using my experience and other experts' top tips, I have made this course as a complete guide for anyone who is struggling to publish their articles and scientific texts, or anyone who doesn't know where to begin and how to write for a higher chance of getting published in top journals and conference proceedings.I have structured this course in three parts. Part one helps you get started from the very beginning of the publication journey and everything you need to know about how to publish from the persepctive of a reviewer, a publisher, and a student separately. It will teach you not only the process and top tips, but also what to avoid and how to do everything right the first time. Some important points you will learn in this part:How to choose a suitable topic for research in the initial stages with the aim of publishing the resultsThe pros and cons of publishing books, journal articles, and conference papersDifferent types of journals: what you should look for and what you should avoidThinking ahead: Best tested and tried methods to find a set of suitable journals in your field of study for publishing most of your worksGoing solo or be a co-author: the pros and cons and some insider tips!Part two is a more practical course where you get your hands dirty with writing your own article and learn main writing skills and tips for a successful completion of a journal article or a conference paper. Some important points you will learn in this part:Important points on copyright and plagiarism that make or break your worksStructuring your journal articles or conference papers the effective wayHow to think and write like a professional writer from start to finishEffective outlining, drafting, and writing techniques that save timeA reviewer's perspective on the writing and organisation mistakes that get your article rejectedMaking the best first and final impressionThe most important writing skills that you need to master and the main criteria that your scientific texts will be judged based on themWriting proficiency criteria: the knits and grits of writingThe psychological aspects of a text that significantly affect the decision on your paperCiting like a professional writerThe absolute no-go zones and other literature review mistakes to avoidBest practices in writing the 'Significance of the Research' and 'Conclusions'In part three I discuss important issues about the submission process, responding to the reviewers' feedbacks, and tracking the progress and citations of your manuscripts. I will also discuss how long you should expect before a decision is made. Some important points you will learn in this part:The complete submission process: what to expectHow to make the best of your cover letterHow to re-submit the same article using reviewers' feedbackMaking drafts in a way that you can submit to another journal if neededHow to evaluate your own paper before submission from a reviewer's point of viewResponding to the reviewers' comments: important dos and don'ts not to missRejection is a part of any professional researcher; here's how to make it a success.Using your personalised checklist before submissionTracking the progress of your articlesWhat next? How to continue publishing with success and easeUser notes:-- Please consult the course's table of contents for the titles and duration of the lectures-- The subtitles are added to the videos themselves to make the course suitable for people with hearing impairement and as guide for taking notes. Please disable the automatic subtitles as they are prone to errors.-- The course includes multiple files on free access and open access journals and publishers-- You can use the feedback/comment sections on this platform to ask me questions about this course and to let me know of your comments.
Who this course is for
I have made this course as a complete guide for anyone who is struggling to publish their articles and scientific texts, or anyone who doesn't know where to begin and how to write for a higher chance of getting published in top journals and conference proceedings.
This course helps the beginner students fully understand a reviewer's perspective on good and bad texts and the selection criteria.
The intended audience of this course are postgraduate students/researchers and early-career academics.
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