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Marcin Dembowski How to get published with internationl journals – publisher
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- 1. Marcin Dembowski How to get published with internationl journals – publisher
- 2. Agenda for the sessionAbout OUPProducts ...To ‘demystify’
- 3. Oxford University Press
- 4. Oxford University Press (OUP) Our missionJohn FellClarendon Presentation—Tim
- 5. We support each stage of higher educationSupporting
- 6. The User JourneyReference, biography, and dictionaries From
- 7. Presentation OutlineOnline Dictionaries
- 8. Oxford Dictionaries Pro Oxford’s innovative current
- 9. Oxford Dictionaries ProThe full, latest text
- 10. Why subscribe to Oxford Dictionaries Pro when
- 11. Oxford Dictionaries – the free site Articles about
- 12. Oxford Language Dictionaries Online Bilingual dictionaries
- 13. 3 reasons to subscribe to Oxford
- 14. Oxford JournalsSupporting Researchers and Research Communities
- 15. Слайд 15
- 16. The Medicine CollectionOncology, cardiology, neurology, epidemiology, reproductive medicine, rheumatology, anesthesia, gerontology, & public health
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- 18. Presentation OutlineUniversity Press Scholatship Online
- 19. Presentation name Presenter Name and Date
- 20. www.oxfordmedicine.comwww.oup.com
- 21. Oxford Medicine OnlineWhat does it contain?Online versions of OUP’s print medical contentMedical Textbooks Medical Handbookswww.oxfordmedicine.com
- 22. Oxford Medicine Online Platform to
- 23. Oxford Medicine OnlineOxford Medical Textbooks Online. 28
- 24. Oxford Medicine OnlineWho is it for?Senior Doctors & Consultantswww.oxfordmedicine.comMedical Students, Junior Doctors, trainee and qualified Nurses
- 25. Oxford Medicine Online Practical MedicineMedical students and
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- 28. As well as the full-text of each
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- 30. How to get published with international journals?
- 31. Before you start………….You must have a clear
- 32. Ideas where to startAs well as ‘traditional’
- 33. Editors are looking for “something new and
- 34. Be Careful:There are 1,000,000’s of published studies.
- 35. References:
- 36. Oxford Bibliographies OnlineOBO is a library of
- 37. Think of a literature review as a jigsaw puzzle
- 38. Which journal to go for?
- 39. Criteria You Might Look At:Rankings (example Thomson
- 40. OUP JournalsImpact Factor Improvement, 2010 v. 2011Over
- 41. OUP JournalsImpact Factor Improvement, 2012
- 42. Criteria You Might Look At:Rankings (example Thomson
- 43. Questions to Ask Yourself When Choosing:What
- 44. PROCESS!!!!!Putting A and B together to build up your work
- 45. Surviving peer reviewNot always straight forward proccess
- 46. The ProcessSubmission is an important step on
- 47. The ProcessTheir comments are aimed at maintaining
- 48. Process Conclusion:Identify a few possible target journals
- 49. Discoverability and the Oxford Index / Robert Faber
- 50. Discoverability and the Oxford Index / Robert Faber
- 51. Discoverability and the Oxford Index / Robert Faber
- 52. Discoverability and the Oxford Index / Robert Faber
- 53. Discoverability and the Oxford Index / Robert Faber
- 54. Discoverability and the Oxford Index / Robert Faber
- 55. Discoverability and the Oxford Index / Robert Faber
- 56. What makes a good paper? HINT: Editors
- 57. Co-authorship?With supervisor, different departments or institutionsExploits individual
- 58. Research is all about peer review to avoid desk rejection
- 59. Peer Review:Peer Review is important to assess
- 60. Plagiarism and referencingPlagiarism (from the Latin plagium
- 61. RevisingA request for revision is good news!
- 62. Dealing with the comments:Answer as completely as
- 63. In case of rejection:
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- 65. If your article is rejectedAsk why, and
- 66. How to sell your workUse a short
- 67. YOU DID IT!!!!!!!
- 68. The publishing process at OUPWe offer our
- 69. The book publishing process at OUPDiverse publishing
- 70. Any Questions…Marcin DembowskiRegional Manager – Russian Federation, Baltic States & CIS Countriesmarcin.dembowski@oup.com
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Agenda for the sessionAbout OUPProducts ...To ‘demystify’ the publishing processTo provide tips, insider knowledge and key questions to maximize your chances of publicationQ&A session: ask anything!Follow-up: I’m always available to helpTo
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Слайд 2Agenda for the session
About OUP
Products ...
To ‘demystify’ the publishing process
To
provide tips, insider knowledge and key questions to maximize your
chances of publicationQ&A session: ask anything!
Follow-up: I’m always available to help
To get you sharing your knowledge, i.e. to get you writing
Слайд 4Oxford University Press (OUP)
Our mission
John Fell
Clarendon Presentation—Tim Barton (November 2011)
Oxford
University Press is a department of the University of Oxford.
It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide.
Слайд 5We support each stage of higher education
Supporting students education –
high level of subject overviews in Oxford Textbooks,
Oxford Handbooks online and monograph published in University Press Scholarship OnlineSupporting researchers – Oxford Journals and Archives
Supporting publishing possibilities – large varieties of products
Слайд 6The User Journey
Reference, biography, and dictionaries
From quickly checking a
fact or definition to researching a term, concept, or person
in-depth, with articles and essaysVery Short Introductions
Discover an intelligent and serious introduction to a topic or subject, written by experts in the field that make often challenging topics highly readable
Handbooks
Read in-depth, high-level articles by scholars at the top of their field, with each handbook creating an original conception of the field and setting the agenda for new research
Academic monographs
Research-level scholarship providing a written study of a single specialized subject, or an aspect of it
All connected by the Oxford Index
One search brings together top quality content and unlocks connections in a way not previously possible.
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Oxford Dictionaries Pro
Oxford’s innovative current English language resource
For all your
everyday current English language needs, whether you are a student,
teacher, business person, writer, linguist, academic or non-native speaker.The site provides dictionary lookup, thesaurus, millions of examples of real world usage, audio pronunciations, and linked modules on grammar, style, and usage; specialist guides for legal and technical writing.
There are World/British English and US English versions of the site. The site is updated with new words and additional content four times a year.
It will help you with meaning, spelling, pronunciation, grammar, and usage, writing skills whether you are writing a report for work, or an email to your bank company, helping you to write well and choose the right words.
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Oxford Dictionaries Pro
The full, latest text of the Oxford Dictionary
of English 3/e,
New Oxford American Dictionary, Oxford Thesaurus of
English, and Oxford American Writer’s Thesaurus
Слайд 10Why subscribe to Oxford Dictionaries Pro when there are free
dictionaries available on the web?
Up to date dictionary content based
on the largest language research programme in the world – The Oxford English CorpusSmart-linked integrated English language resources with expert guidance on style and usage
Oxford – The world’s most trusted dictionaries
Слайд 11Oxford Dictionaries – the free site
Articles about words, language and
dictionaries, plus a free dictionary, interactive features, games and competitions
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Oxford Language Dictionaries Online
Bilingual dictionaries and language learning
Six market leading
fully unabridged bilingual dictionaries for native speakers of each language.
Each dictionary contains c. 300,000 entries and translations – regularly updatedAudio pronunciations available for British English, American English, and Mexican Spanish, as well as French, German, Italian, Russian and Chinese
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Usage examples, grammar guidance, verb tables, pronunciation charts, sample letters, CVs, and notes on life and culture
Слайд 133 reasons to subscribe to
Oxford Language Dictionaries Online
Each bi-lingual
dictionary is based on Oxford’s market-leading dictionaries written for native
speakers of both languages, and each language has two parts, English – other Language and other language – EnglishEach language offers the largest dictionary available, with around 300,000 entries and translations
Wealth of extra features including audio pronunciation for all languages, verb tables, lots of tools and resources on how to write and use your selected language
Слайд 16The Medicine Collection
Oncology, cardiology, neurology, epidemiology, reproductive medicine, rheumatology, anesthesia,
gerontology, & public health
Слайд 21Oxford Medicine Online
What does it contain?
Online versions of OUP’s print
medical content
Medical Textbooks Medical Handbooks
www.oxfordmedicine.com
Слайд 22Oxford Medicine Online Platform to access and search all practical
medical content.
Oxford Medical Handbooks Online (100+ Medical, Emergencies In,
and Nursing titles) for the medical student, trainee doctor or nurse. Designed to assist students or new professionals with key practical advice and concise content. Oxford Medical Libraries Online in 13 specialty collections (77 titles) for medical professionals in hospitals. They give summarized advice, the latest research and drug treatments.
Oxford Specialist Handbooks Online in 10 collections (73 titles). Key information to successfully train in medical and surgical sub-specialties.
Слайд 23Oxford Medicine Online
Oxford Medical Textbooks Online. 28 essential textbooks across
medical specialties for consultants.
Oxford Desk References Online. 10 medical
reference titles for more in-depth use by medical practitioners for the latest evidence-based guidelines and current best practice. Brings together content found across websites, journals and books. European Society of Cardiology Textbooks. Three textbooks for trainee and practising cardiologists.
Oxford Textbook of Medicine. 600 chapters on basic science & clinical medicine. The essential companion for the medical consultant. Trusted, comprehensive coverage on the practice of medicine across the world.
Слайд 24Oxford Medicine Online
Who is it for?
Senior Doctors & Consultants
www.oxfordmedicine.com
Medical Students,
Junior Doctors, trainee and qualified Nurses
Слайд 25Oxford Medicine Online
Practical Medicine
Medical students and junior doctors, nurses
Medical trainees
and practitioners
Consultants
Senior medical trainees and practitioners
Слайд 28As well as the full-text of each print edition, hi-resolution
images and figures, and links to referenced material, The European
Society of Cardiology Textbooks also include a collection of high-quality videos of key procedures and techniques
Слайд 31Before you start………….
You must have a clear topic
or topics
to be reviewed,
what is your research
question?
Слайд 32Ideas where to start
As well as ‘traditional’ research…
Are you working
on a Doctoral or Master’s thesis?
Have you completed a project
which concluded successfully?Are you wrestling with a problem with no clear solution?
Do you have an opinion or observation on a subject?
Have you given a presentation or conference paper?
If so, you have the basis for a publishable paper
Слайд 33Editors are looking for “something new and preferably surprising” according
to Dr. Peter Smith, a Cambridge philosopher and former editor
of Analysis, the philosophical journal.NEW IDEAS
NEW IDEAS
NEW IDEAS
Слайд 34Be Careful:
There are 1,000,000’s of published studies. You need to
MASTER your topic: be aware of works completed by others,
updates or/and be ready to answer questions or summarize it.
Слайд 36Oxford Bibliographies Online
OBO is a library of discipline-focused, online guides
to the essential literature across a broad range of subject
areas.Each OBO article, written and reviewed by top scholars in the field, is rich with citations and annotations, expert recommendations, and narrative pathways through the most useful and important works on the topic in question.
Intuitive linking throughout quickly delivers the user from a citation to full-text content, whether online or available through a library’s catalog.
“We are drowning in information, while starving for wisdom. The world henceforth will be run by synthesizers, people able to put together the right information at the right time, think critically about it, and make important choices wisely.”
— E.O. WILSON
Слайд 39Criteria You Might Look At:
Rankings (example Thomson Reuters Impact factors;
the Association of Business Schools ABS etc.)
Слайд 40OUP Journals
Impact Factor Improvement, 2010 v. 2011
Over two-thirds of the
titles on OUP list
have increased their impact factor
since
last year.Over 85% are in the top
half of at least one
subject
category.
Слайд 42Criteria You Might Look At:
Rankings (example Thomson Reuters Impact factors;
the Association of Business Schools ABS etc.)
Number of downloads (utility)
Dissemination
of journal (where it is read)Links to societies/associations
Relevance of content and publishing ethos
International
Слайд 43Questions to Ask Yourself
When Choosing:
What are your most important
factors when choosing a journal?
Which resources do you use
to research the journals you publish in? Which rankings do you use? How important are they?
Who do you ask for advice?
What is the best journal in your field? Why?
Слайд 46The Process
Submission is an important step on the road to
being published
Reviewers are selected for their expertise by the Editors
They
do sometimes make mistakes and their opinions may not be validBut generally they raise genuine concerns about the work – conceptualization, execution and/or interpretation of the work
Слайд 47The Process
Their comments are aimed at maintaining the quality of
papers publish in the journal, the overall journal reputation and
ultimately at improving your work to attain a high standard of academic writing.
Слайд 48Process Conclusion:
Identify a few possible target journals but be realistic
Follow
the Author Guidelines: scope, type of paper, word length, references
style, etc.Find where to send your paper (editor, regional editor, subject area editor) …
… and how to send it (email, hard copy, online submission)
Send an outline or abstract to editor: is it suitable? how can it be made so?
Read at least one issue of the journal
Слайд 56What makes a good paper? HINT: Editors and reviewers look for
…
Originality – what’s new about subject, treatment or results?
Relevance to
and extension of existing knowledgeResearch methodology – are conclusions valid and objective?
Clarity, structure and quality of writing – does it communicate well?
Sound, logical progression of argument
So what?’ factors!
Recency and relevance of references
Adherence to the editorial scope and objectives of the journal
A good title, keywords and a well written abstract
Слайд 57Co-authorship?
With supervisor, different departments or institutions
Exploits individual strengths
Especially useful for
cross-disciplinary research
Demonstrates the authority and rigour of the research
Increases
potential pool of citationsBut remember
Ensure paper is edited so that it reads as one voice
Identify the person responsible for closing the project
Agree and clarify order of appearance of authors
Слайд 59Peer Review:
Peer Review is important to assess your work before
submitting it.
Have fellow colleagues, tutors, scholars look at your work
and give you feedback to avoid desk rejection. You do not want to be refused by appearing uninformed concerning your submission.Always expect that you would have to amend, alter and revise your paper to submit a more accurate version.
Слайд 60Plagiarism and referencing
Plagiarism (from the Latin plagium meaning ‘a kidnapping’)
is the act of taking someone else’s work and pretending
it is yours. It is considered fraud!It isn’t always detected in peer review but electronic tools can help
Слайд 61Revising
A request for revision is good news!
You’ve avoided a
desk reject and you are in the publishing cycle
Nearly every
published paper is revised at least onceSo now, close the deal!
Acknowledge the editor and set a revision deadline
Clarify if in doubt – ‘This is what I understand your comments to mean…’
Meet the revision deadline
Attach a covering letter showing how you met the reviewers’ requests (or if not, why not)
Слайд 62Dealing with the comments:
Answer as completely as possible
Answer politely, be
tactful and not with emotive language
Answer with evidence
If you feel
the reviewer has misunderstood then address the point with a good argument explaining why the reviewer is mistakenIt may be the reviewers are conflicted on a point
It is ok to use one reviewer to argue against another
Слайд 65If your article is rejected
Ask why, and listen carefully!
Most editors
will give detailed comments about a rejected paper. Take a
deep breath, and listen to what is being saidTry again! Try to improve the paper, and re-submit elsewhere. Do your homework and target your paper as closely as possible
Don’t give up! At least 50% of papers don’t get published. Everybody has been rejected at least once
Keep trying!
Слайд 66How to sell your work
Use a short descriptive title containing
main keyword – don’t mislead
Write a clear and descriptive abstract
containing the main keywords and following any instructions as to content and lengthProvide relevant and known keywords – not obscure new jargon
Make your references complete and correct – vital for reference linking and citation indices
All of this will make your paper more discoverable which means more dissemination and possibly more citation
Слайд 68The publishing process at OUP
We offer our authors
Quality and
speed of production
Excellent editing
Unrivalled worldwide sales, marketing, and distribution services.
Our aim is to maximize the benefits for authors that come from working with focused and dedicated publishing teams who operate as part of a large and international publisher.
We are committed to innovative publishing, publishing in print and electronic form, and we particularly welcome new ideas and feedback from our authors and readers.
Benefits for authors
Слайд 69The book publishing process at OUP
Diverse publishing programme befitting each
subject area
Online Academic Publishing:
Oxford Bibliographies Online
Journals
University Press Scholarship Online
Choose
the resource that best fits your research orPress subject areas
Contact the relevant department directly
Broad guidelines for authors
Слайд 70Any Questions…
Marcin Dembowski
Regional Manager – Russian Federation, Baltic States &
CIS Countries
marcin.dembowski@oup.com
