Journal Editor Webcast Library
Below you will find the first webcasts in our new series for editors, covering a range of valuable topics useful in your work. If there is a subject you would like to see covered, please contact us.
Ethics and Plagiarism in Publishing – What Editors Should Know
Presenter:
Laura Schmidt, Managing Editor, Physica B
A discussion of the challenges journal editors face with regards to ethical issues and plagiarism. Discover the role we play in solving them using tools and resources made available to you by Elsevier.
137 unique views to date.
- COPE also has an e-learning course on ethics available, aimed specifically at new editors. Learn more
Finding and Retaining Reviewers
Presenter:
Graham Brumfield, Manager Publishing Services, Health Sciences
Discover new ways to identify and retain the best reviewers in your field; how to motivate them to do a good job and encourage them to repeat review for you.
91 unique views to date.
Presenter:
Anthony Newman, Publisher, Life Sciences
An introduction to your support teams within Elsevier. Meet the editorial and publishing staff who will help make your job easier and learn more about a number of additional resources at your disposal.
88 unique views to date.
How to be a Successful Editor in the 21st Century
Presenter:
Ursula Culligan, Publisher, Agriculture
An examination of the roles and responsibilities of editors covering topics such as establishing the direction and scope of your journal, managing peer review and engaging with the community.
63 unique views to date.
The Impact Factor and other Bibliometric Indicators
Presenter:
Andrew Plume, Associate Director, Scientometrics & Market Analysis
Love it or loathe it the journal Impact Factor remains a widely-used benchmark by authors to decide which journal to submit to. Whilst we recognize the Impact Factor at Elsevier, we also nurture the idea of using other indicators of journal performance.
70 unique views to date.
You can also view our expanding Editors' Update webinar library containing in-depth discussions on publishing and journal-related subjects
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