What Should I Do with This? Incorporating Peer Review Feedback in Your Manuscript

What Should I Do with This? Incorporating Peer Review Feedback in Your Manuscript

Peer review can be a powerful tool to ensure your book will provide value to other instructors and the broader educational market. Through peer review, you can learn about your manuscript’s strengths and weaknesses, receive feedback on the book’s structure and organization, test out your pedagogical features, and more. After you’ve received feedback, here are […]
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A Lesson in Licensing: Citing Third-Party Materials in Your Manuscript

A Lesson in Licensing: Citing Third-Party Materials in Your Manuscript

The vast majority of textbook authors will include some kind of information pulled from third-party sources in their manuscript, whether text excerpts, images, tables, or data. As you plan out your manuscript and begin drafting, it’s critical to keep a running log of all the materials you use and reference. You may even want to […]
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Why Summer Break Can Be a Great Time to Work on Your Manuscript

Why Summer Break Can Be a Great Time to Work on Your Manuscript

For many educators, the period of time between the end of the Spring term and the start of the Fall term represents a unique window for creativity and productivity. If you’re interested in writing or editing a textbook, summer break can be a perfect time for ideation, organization, and drafting. During the summer, you can […]
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