Presenter:
Suzanne Schaan
Number of sessions:
4
Accessibility measures work best when they are embedded in content from the start. This series of webinars examines the accessibility considerations that editors are most likely to come across in their work.
Presenter:
Nancy Semegen
Number of sessions:
1
Présentatrice : Nancy Semegen Langue : français Durée : 2 heures Public cible : De base Type de séance : instructif Prix membre : 84 $ Prix non membre : 140 $ Achetez maintenant En participant à ce webinaire, les participants s’initieront à l’infonuagique et apprendront à utiliser les fonctionnalités de base de Google Documents pour éditer du texte, ajouter des commentaires et suggérer des modifications. Le webinaire se conclura par une discussion sur les limites et le potentiel de Google Documents dans un contexte pratique de révision linguistique. Réviseure
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Presenter:
Ellen Forget
Number of sessions:
1
Editing science fiction and fantasy genres is not as similar to editing other genres of fiction as you might think.
Presenter:
Letitia Henville
Number of sessions:
1
Marketing a freelance editing business can be uncomfortable for some of us. Some of the most often recommended strategies can turn off those of us who don’t gravitate towards large networks or who aren’t happy participants in the structures of late capitalism.
Presenter:
Michelle Waitzman
Number of sessions:
1
Learn how to turn one-off or short-term projects into ongoing clients. Marketing your business and negotiating with new clients is time-consuming and stressful. It’s much easier to work with clients who already know you and value the work you do.
Presenter:
Karin Horler
Number of sessions:
1
This session is for editors who would like to use autocorrects and text expanders to edit and query more efficiently.
Presenter:
Julie Kay-Wallace
Number of sessions:
1
You’ve got a grasp on keywords, metadata, and web crawlers. Your content is solid. But how can you make sure you’re grabbing your audience’s attention?
Presenter:
Suzy Bills
Number of sessions:
1
Perfectionist qualities can help you be good at your craft but can also lead to paranoia and poor performance, ultimately leading to burnout. So how can you balance perfectionist tendencies with the realities of editing, including tight deadlines and the hard truth that no one is perfect?
Presenter:
Virginia St-Denis
Number of sessions:
1
Knowing the publishing process (A1) and setting and maintaining realistic schedules (A7) are fundamentals all professional editors need, regardless of which stage they are working, according to Editors Canada’s Professional Editorial Standards.
Presenter:
Emily Stewart
Number of sessions:
1
In a crowded market, a book review can help generate interest in a title and boost sales, thus supporting an author’s career.
