Copyright and the Sedulous Ape
BJ Robinson reflects on Robert Louis Stevenson’s sedulous ape and how it affects copyright.
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How Open Pedagogy Helps Students and Teachers
This blog was adapted from the panel “Open Pedagogy: Who, What, Where, How, and Why” presented by the UNG Press at the 2019 USG Teaching …
How Open Pedagogy Helps Students and Teachers Read MoreAvoiding Predatory Publishers
Today’s virtual world is fraught with danger. From the prince of a faraway country asking for money to complex computer viruses disguised as helpful software, …
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As a writer, receiving a rejection is inevitable, but there is always a chance the text you have been working on still has opportunity at …
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The first week of March is Open Education Week. Organized by the Open Education Consortium (OEC), Open Education Week raises awareness about open education and shows …
What is Open Education? Read MoreChildren’s Books: Industry Standards and Resources
Children’s books can be a confusing genre. The notes below explore genre standards among different children’s books and provide resources for further research. These notes …
Children’s Books: Industry Standards and Resources Read MorePutting Your Best Foot Forward: Guidelines for Submitting a Manuscript
It’s time. You’re finally ready to submit your writing to a press. After many hours of researching and editing, it would certainly be a shame …
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Have you every measured the readability of your writing? We’ve all had a text to read where we didn’t understand a word it said, no …
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