If you are thinking about editing a book, learn about the action steps involved!

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Get ready to AcWriMo with resources from Methodspace!

In this interview the editor of the California Management Review offers advice to researchers who want to write for practitioners.

Use creative, even dramatic, ways to write up and communicate research to the public and other researchers.

MethodSpace contributor completed his dissertation. He offers tips to students and academic writers.

Continuing our series on the Summer Insitute in Computational Social Science, Joshua Becker traces his SICSS journey.

Before I get into this, you should know I’m a network researcher. So even though this is ostensibly about a summer program, it’s also about networking. I almost didn’t participate in the Summer Institute in Computational Social Science, or SICSS as I now know it fondly. At the time, I thought it was just about learning the skills — and I felt I had a solid methods foundation — and mainly just applied because it seemed like the kind of thing I was supposed to do as a grad student. Having never previously seen the gorgeous Princeton campus, I imagined the trip itself as little more than spending two weeks in suburban New Jersey rather than at home with my wife. Luckily, I applied. And luckily, I was accepted. Mileage may vary, but I made out well on the deal.

Visual techniques for writers.

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Enjoy this collaborative post about creative thinking for research and academic writing by Jane Shore, Narelle Lemon, and Janet Salmons.

“What Do Publishing Trends Mean for Academic Writers?” View the 2020 AcWriMo webinar!

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