The Fundamentals Of Peer Review And Responding To Reviewer Comments

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The peer review process can be stressful and confusing. Delays in reviews or decision-making, vague comments or major revisions requests, or an unfavorable outcome like rejection can be frustrating for research authors.

This intensive course aims to give authors a comprehensive understanding of the peer review process and equip them with advanced strategies to deal with peer review challenges like responding to reviewer comments. With 20 extensive modules on various aspects of the peer review process, participants get a deep-dive into the world of peer review. Each module consists of an interactive video, a quiz to test your learning, and other reading resources. Get ready to ace your next peer review, stress-free and confidently, by learning from publishing experts at Wiley.

The Fundamentals Of Peer Review And Responding To Reviewer Comments

Course content

20 sections | 59 lessons

Module 1: What is peer review?

Module 2: Diﬀerent types of peer review

Module 3: Principle steps in the peer review process

Module 4: The role of the journal editor

Module 5: Key things that a reviewer should look for

Module 6: Use of language

Module 7: Originality and topicality

Module 8: Article structure

Module 9: Discussion and conclusion

Module 10: Reliability of research

Module 11: Citations and bibliographical references

Module 12: Lack of experience

Module 13: Arriving at a decision

Module 14: Some common reasons for rejection

Module 15: What do I do if my manuscript gets rejected?

Module 16: Your reactions to the review

Module 17: Evaluating reviewer comments and planning your response

Module 18: Letter of reply

Module 19: Responding to bad reviews

Module 20: Peer review – ﬁnal exam

The Fundamentals Of Peer Review And Responding To Reviewer Comments

Module 1: What is peer review?3 Lessons

Module 1: What is peer review?

Module 2: Diﬀerent types of peer review9 Lessons

Module 2: Diﬀerent types of peer review

Module 3: Principle steps in the peer review process3 Lessons

Module 3: Principle steps in the peer review process

Module 4: The role of the journal editor5 Lessons

Module 4: The role of the journal editor

Module 5: Key things that a reviewer should look for3 Lessons

Module 5: Key things that a reviewer should look for

Module 6: Use of language2 Lessons

Module 6: Use of language

Module 7: Originality and topicality2 Lessons

Module 7: Originality and topicality

Module 8: Article structure2 Lessons

Module 8: Article structure

Module 9: Discussion and conclusion2 Lessons

Module 9: Discussion and conclusion

Module 10: Reliability of research4 Lessons

Module 10: Reliability of research

Module 11: Citations and bibliographical references2 Lessons

Module 11: Citations and bibliographical references

Module 12: Lack of experience3 Lessons

Module 12: Lack of experience

Module 13: Arriving at a decision2 Lessons

Module 13: Arriving at a decision

Module 14: Some common reasons for rejection2 Lessons

Module 14: Some common reasons for rejection

Module 15: What do I do if my manuscript gets rejected?4 Lessons

Module 15: What do I do if my manuscript gets rejected?

Module 16: Your reactions to the review2 Lessons

Module 16: Your reactions to the review

Module 17: Evaluating reviewer comments and planning your response2 Lessons

Module 17: Evaluating reviewer comments and planning your response

Module 18: Letter of reply3 Lessons

Module 18: Letter of reply

Module 19: Responding to bad reviews3 Lessons

Module 19: Responding to bad reviews

Module 20: Peer review – ﬁnal exam1 Lessons

Module 20: Peer review – ﬁnal exam