Category Archives: writing

the peer review process as collaboration

Posted on February 14, 2007 by Marie Kennedy

a few weeks ago i got the reviews on an article i had submitted for publication.  long story short, the decision was to revise and resubmit.  i knuckled down and read through the reviewers’ and editor’s suggestions, to figure out … Continue reading →

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metadata ● \met-uh-DAY-tuh\ ● noun

Posted on February 6, 2007 by Marie Kennedy

from http://www.m-w.com The Word of the Day for February 06, 2007 is: metadata • \met-uh-DAY-tuh\ • noun : data that provides information about other data Example Sentence: The word processing program also tracks and saves metadata such as the author … Continue reading →

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retaining your rights to self archive, made easy

Posted on January 25, 2007 by Marie Kennedy

do you know how wickedly easy it is to retain your rights as an author, in order to self archive articles you have submitted for publication? i set special time aside today in order to buckle down and figure it … Continue reading →

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writing alone, writing with others

Posted on January 2, 2007 by Marie Kennedy

it seems that some people write well on their own and others feel as if things work better when they write with collaborators.  i’ve always felt that my writing style was clear enough to work on my own.  the topics … Continue reading →

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