Category: Publishing
14
Jul
Around the World in 80 Edits: The Perception of Multilingual Articles
by Brianne Barrus
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Some of the most interesting ideas in academia are unobtainable for certain communities—not because of being top secret, but because of the language they are...
07
Jul
How Is Product Promotion Changing in the Publishing World?
by Brooke Francis
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We live in a digital world where social media reigns supreme. These changes affect how publishers approach the promotion of their products. Whoever we are,...
02
Jul
What You Should Know About Generative AI’s Editing Capabilities
by Elise Green
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Since the release of ChatGPT in 2022, there have been questions about how it will affect creative industries. One study demonstrates what generative AI can...
25
Jun
Writing for Inclusive Game Design
by Eldin Ratliff
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When designing game instructions for accessibility, both visual design and rule writing can play a big role. In technical writing, we want to make instructions...
29
Apr
What Kind of Books Do Children Prefer to Read?
by Abby Andrus
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Writers, editors, and publishers can better cater to young readers if they understand what children like to read. Being so far removed from childhood, adults...
22
Apr
Predicting Continuation of Author Careers
by Merlin Blanchard
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An author’s future in publishing depends on market reception and agent representation more than we might think. Many authors of fiction want to be more...
15
Apr
Reinforcing the User Experience: Editors’ Involvement with UX Writing
by Madison Merkley
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Editors need to understand the user experience in order to guide writers through the essential UX writing processes. Tailoring content to the user experience (UX)...
08
Apr
Can ChatGPT Fact-Check Your Writing?
by Katie Greene
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By understanding the limitations of using large language models for fact-checking, writers and editors can learn to use these tools productively. As large language models...
03
Apr
Dyslexic Accessibility: E-books or Physical Books?
by Phoebe English
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In recent years, e-books have been touted as the best way to increase accessibility, but that may not be true for adults with dyslexia. E-books...
20
Jun
This Philosopher’s Use of the Em Dash Challenges Punctuation As We Know It
by Hannah Ackerman
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The work of one world-renowned German philosopher from the 1800s uses em dashes in unusual and innovative ways, challenging the rules of punctuation over a...
