TAA is now accepting nominations for its Textbook Excellence Awards (Texty), McGuffey Longevity Awards (McGuffey), and the Most Promising New…
6 Reasons to participate in a writing boot camp
Ashley Sanders, a doctoral candidate at Michigan State University and leader of TAA’s Dissertators United Chapter Writing Boot Camps, (the second boot camp, “Writing With POWER”, will be held Sept. 20-21. Register today) shares these six reasons to participate in a writing boot camp:
TAA Upcoming Fall Webinars for Textbook & Academic Authors
Join us for these 60-minute live, interactive sessions that connect you to experts discussing a variety of topics designed especially…
Beware of spam email from predatory journal publishers
TAA member Laura Frost recently received an email from a journal soliciting a paper based on her 2014 TAA Conference…
TAA Professional Directory is growing! New editors, indexers, textbook illustrators & coaches
Find professionals specializing in textbook and academic writing in TAA’s Professional Directory. All offer discounts to TAA members of up to…
6 Do’s and don’ts of editing your dissertation
Picture this: You’ve just finished up the last paragraph of a section in your dissertation. Now comes the time to read over the whole chapter and edit it, even though you feel that you’ve been over it a million times, so maybe you’ll be fine without editing—right? Wrong. Editing your dissertation is one of the most important things you’ll do before submitting it and earning your doctorate, so here are some do’s and don’ts of editing your dissertation.