Round up of citations of the Lethbridge Journal Incubator
Posted: March 30, 2018 Filed under: digital-humanities, journal-incubator | Tags: digital humanities, journal incubator, journals, scholarly communication Leave a comment »The Journal Incubator is getting on about 5 years, now. In that time, it’s been the subject of a number of mentions in various contexts: from articles by students and faculty associated with the Incubator, to passing notices of our talks or use of our CC-Licensed material.
Here’s a list of 12 references (excluding conference presentations) I’ve recently come up with:
Borchard, Laurie, Michael Biondo, Stephen Kutay, David Morck, and Andrew Philip Weiss. 2015. “Making Journals Accessible Front & Back: Examining Open Journal Systems at CSU Northridge.” OCLC Systems & Services: International Digital Library Perspectives 31 (1): 35–50. https://doi.org/10. Read the rest of this entry »
Round up of citations of the Lethbridge Journal Incubator
Posted: March 30, 2018 Filed under: digital-humanities, journal-incubator | Tags: digital humanities, journal incubator, journals, scholarly communication Leave a comment »The Journal Incubator is getting on about 5 years, now. In that time, it’s been the subject of a number of mentions in various contexts: from articles by students and faculty associated with the Incubator, to passing notices of our talks or use of our CC-Licensed material.
Here’s a list of 12 references (excluding conference presentations) I’ve recently come up with:
Borchard, Laurie, Michael Biondo, Stephen Kutay, David Morck, and Andrew Philip Weiss. 2015. “Making Journals Accessible Front & Back: Examining Open Journal Systems at CSU Northridge.” OCLC Systems & Services: International Digital Library Perspectives 31 (1): 35–50. https://doi.org/10. Read the rest of this entry »
Some tips on getting answers to email
Posted: December 13, 2016 Filed under: journal-incubator, Teaching Leave a comment »Email is the bane of academic life. All of us hate it; most of us are very bad at answering it. If you edit a journal, it is even worse, since you need people to answer their email in a timely fashion.
At the Centre for the Study of Scholarly Communication Journal Incubator, getting people to answer email is what we do. Here are some tips we’ve found useful.
