Lunchtime Discussion: Predatory Publishing: What it Is and How to Avoid It
The McGill Department of Family Medicine and theÌýThe McGill Methodological Development Platform of theÌýQuebec SUPPORT Unit presents "Lunchtime Discussion: Predatory Publishing: What it Is and How to Avoid It".Ìý
On January 2017, University Affairs published an article titled 'Beware! Academics are getting reeled in scam journals'. The article highlighted some of the common fears and concerns surrounding publishing in today's academic landscape.Ìý
This leads many graduate students and faculty members to wonder: how can you what's a credible publication or conference? Is this a legitimate solicitation to publish my thesis or a scam? This session will discuss predatory publishing, how to identify a legitimate publisher, what resources are available to help researchers on-campus, as well as the common myths and perceptions surrounding Open Access. Lively discussion is encouraged!Ìý
Special guests:Ìý
Jessica Lange
Scholarly Communications Librarian, Ï㽶ÊÓƵÌý
Alexandra Kohn
Head of Office of Copyright Compliance, Ï㽶ÊÓƵÌý
Friday, November 2Ìý2018Ìý
From 12:00 to 1:30 PM
Department of Family Medicine
5858, Chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges (Room 304)Ìý
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BRING YOUR LUNCH!Ìý
There is no parking on site and parking is limited in the area.Ìý
Taxis and public transport are advised.Ìý
Cannot make the seminar physically, but wish to attend? Click to join the webinar.
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