For the month of November, our guest for the Technicast is our very own Ashlie Carlson. Ashlie is a managing editor here at Technica Editorial. A few months ago, Ashlie went to the ISMTE North America Conference and one of the presentations she listened in on was a copyright boot camp discussing copyright and permission issues. She came by and talked to us about a few of the things that were discussed in that boot camp.
For most authors, using ChatGPT might almost seem like it’s not even a choice anymore—it’s practically mandatory. It cuts down significantly on the amount of time that it takes to complete a book project—meaning those who don’t use it are going to fall seriously...
There’s no time like the present to find good books as presents for the kids and teens in your life. Best Books for Elementary School Readers American Girl books. The dolls, fun to dress and decorate, can serve as the Trojan horse for taking kids through decades of...
The peer review process, by nature, is designed to be free of conflict of interest—that is, the reviewers should be unbiased when it comes to the authors whose work they are evaluating. True objectivity, however, can be difficult to obtain, particularly if the review...
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