Saul Carliner, editor of
IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication, is offering a free online seminar on how to write integrative reviews of literature. If you're interested, this sounds like a great opportunity, especially for graduate students. Saul's message is below:
As you might have heard, the IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication is actively recruiting integrative reviews of the literature.
• In a recent poll, readers of the Transactions identified these among the top three types of articles in which they have an interest. Yet a content analysis of our journal indicated that we do not publish any.
• Furthermore, integrative reviews of the literature substantially differ from literature reviews that have been published in the past because, among their many distinguishing characteristics, integrative reviews of the literature fully disclose their research methodology.
For many, then, integrative reviews of the literature represent a new type of research article with which many scholars in technical and professional communication might not have much experience.
To raise the level of familiarity—and help authors with the process of preparing their first such reviews for the Transactions—I have scheduled a 6-part web-based seminar to introduce this type of article.
The seminar is intended for faculty and graduate students (especially Ph.D and advanced master’s students). It can be integrated into other course work for regularly scheduled classes.
There is no cost to participate but participants must register in advance.
For more information, contact tpc.editorial@gmail.com. They can send you an outline of the seminar and answer questions.
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