From research to publication – The essential guide to getting published

Learn the importance of communicating your research and documenting your findings with exclusive tips and strategies for publication success by one of the world’s top publishing companies.

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Researchers convey their findings by publishing them in the form of scientific articles in reputed journals. But the path to getting published can be complicated if not planned well.

In this course, you will learn how to overcome some of the most common challenges authors face while trying to communicate their research. From gathering, interpreting, analyzing, and reproducing data to identifying the potential and limitations of your study, you will learn about the intricacies of the publication process. Throughout this course, you will come across several practical tips and expert strategies to prepare your manuscript for journal submission and maximize your chances at publication success. This engaging course consists of 23 modules, each consisting of an educational video, a module-specific multiple-choice question to check your understanding, and additional resources on the topic.

From research to publication – The essential guide to getting published

Course content

23 sections | 58 lessons

Module 1: Why write and publish?

Module 2: If it is not documented, it does not exist

Module 3: Benefits of publishing your work

Module 4: Primary and secondary research

Module 5: English as the lingua franca of global scientific research

Module 6: Selling your paper to the editor, the reviewers and readers

Module 7: Requirements and phases of the publication process

Module 8: Who should be the first author?

Module 9: Posing your research question

Module 10: Reproducibility and repeatability

Module 11: How to plan a literature search and review

Module 12: The theoretical basis of the research question

Module 13: The aims and approaches of the research

Module 14: The potential and limitations of the proposed study

Module 15: Meeting the research objective

Module 16: Variables and methodology

Module 17: Relying on theoretical frameworks

Module 18: Building a realistic chronogram

Module 19: Project management tools

Module 20: Planning your research

Module 21: A data plan, instruments and techniques

Module 22: Data veriﬁcation, cleansing and analysis

Module 23: Research and publication - ﬁnal exam

From research to publication – The essential guide to getting published

Module 1: Why write and publish?3 Lessons

Module 1: Why write and publish?

Module 2: If it is not documented, it does not exist3 Lessons

Module 2: If it is not documented, it does not exist

Module 3: Benefits of publishing your work2 Lessons

Module 3: Benefits of publishing your work

Module 4: Primary and secondary research2 Lessons

Module 4: Primary and secondary research

Module 5: English as the lingua franca of global scientific research3 Lessons

Module 5: English as the lingua franca of global scientific research

Module 6: Selling your paper to the editor, the reviewers and readers2 Lessons

Module 6: Selling your paper to the editor, the reviewers and readers

Module 7: Requirements and phases of the publication process2 Lessons

Module 7: Requirements and phases of the publication process

Module 8: Who should be the first author?3 Lessons

Module 8: Who should be the first author?

Module 9: Posing your research question3 Lessons

Module 9: Posing your research question

Module 10: Reproducibility and repeatability2 Lessons

Module 10: Reproducibility and repeatability

Module 11: How to plan a literature search and review3 Lessons

Module 11: How to plan a literature search and review

Module 12: The theoretical basis of the research question3 Lessons

Module 12: The theoretical basis of the research question

Module 13: The aims and approaches of the research2 Lessons

Module 13: The aims and approaches of the research

Module 14: The potential and limitations of the proposed study3 Lessons

Module 14: The potential and limitations of the proposed study

Module 15: Meeting the research objective2 Lessons

Module 15: Meeting the research objective

Module 16: Variables and methodology3 Lessons

Module 16: Variables and methodology

Module 17: Relying on theoretical frameworks2 Lessons

Module 17: Relying on theoretical frameworks

Module 18: Building a realistic chronogram3 Lessons

Module 18: Building a realistic chronogram

Module 19: Project management tools4 Lessons

Module 19: Project management tools

Module 20: Planning your research3 Lessons

Module 20: Planning your research

Module 21: A data plan, instruments and techniques3 Lessons

Module 21: A data plan, instruments and techniques

Module 22: Data veriﬁcation, cleansing and analysis1 Lessons

Module 22: Data veriﬁcation, cleansing and analysis

Module 23: Research and publication - ﬁnal exam1 Lessons

Module 23: Research and publication - ﬁnal exam