Dr Patrick Brindle who delivers the Making an Impact Online course is putting this session online!
Making an Impact Online 24th April 9:30-4pm
- 9:30-12:30 Live seminar via Zoom includes covering the main information of the course and discussion (see summary below). Includes four mini exercises and a break.
- 12:30-3pm Pre-issued workbook to work through containing exercises including lunch break.
- 3 -4pm Online for questions, reflections and feedback on seminar and workbook.
Please email Laura Christie if you’re interested in attending and nearer the course date I shall send you the Zoom invite link.
Course summary:
Most academic content is accessed online: this class is a guide to academic blogging, tweeting and research paper discoverability
Dr. Patrick Brindle
Patrick Brindle did a BA in History and Social Science at Sussex University, and got his Ph.D from the University of Cambridge in 1998. His research was in the overlapping fields of history, education and sociology. At Cambridge he taught courses in research methods; the history and philosophy of the social sciences, and; the history and sociology of childhood and schooling. Patrick also supervised countless student research projects and dissertations across a wide range of social science disciplines.
After getting grumpy about moving from short-term contract to short-term contract in academia, Patrick took the radical step of moving to publishing in 2000. He has held a number of editorial roles at Pearson Education, Oxford University Press and SAGE Publications. He has worked with academic books, textbooks, journals and on online content and video. At SAGE, Patrick was Publisher for Research Methods, and later Publisher for the Social Sciences, where he also established and managed a team of development editors whose job was to work closely with authors to improve the accessibility, style and market-readiness of their manuscripts. Over 15 years in editorial, Patrick has worked with hundreds of social science scholars and researchers on their mss and has witnessed and dealt with every kind of writing problem (and excuse) in the proverbial book.
Patrick is now the founder and director of a training company specialising in written communication and publishing strategies called Into Content Limited, and is Visiting Lecturer at City University, London. You can email Patrick here.
24/04/2020 9:30
24/04/2020 16:00
Europe/London
Making an Impact Online
Dr Patrick Brindle who delivers the Making an Impact Online course is putting this session online!
Making an Impact Online 24th April 9:30-4pm
- 9:30-12:30 Live seminar via Zoom includes covering the main information of the course and discussion (see summary below). Includes four mini exercises and a break.
- 12:30-3pm Pre-issued workbook to work through containing exercises including lunch break.
- 3 -4pm Online for questions, reflections and feedback on seminar and workbook.
Please email Laura Christie if you’re interested in attending and nearer the course date I shall send you the Zoom invite link.
Course summary:
Most academic content is accessed online: this class is a guide to academic blogging, tweeting and research paper discoverability
Dr. Patrick Brindle
Patrick Brindle did a BA in History and Social Science at Sussex University, and got his Ph.D from the University of Cambridge in 1998. His research was in the overlapping fields of history, education and sociology. At Cambridge he taught courses in research methods; the history and philosophy of the social sciences, and; the history and sociology of childhood and schooling. Patrick also supervised countless student research projects and dissertations across a wide range of social science disciplines.
After getting grumpy about moving from short-term contract to short-term contract in academia, Patrick took the radical step of moving to publishing in 2000. He has held a number of editorial roles at Pearson Education, Oxford University Press and SAGE Publications. He has worked with academic books, textbooks, journals and on online content and video. At SAGE, Patrick was Publisher for Research Methods, and later Publisher for the Social Sciences, where he also established and managed a team of development editors whose job was to work closely with authors to improve the accessibility, style and market-readiness of their manuscripts. Over 15 years in editorial, Patrick has worked with hundreds of social science scholars and researchers on their mss and has witnessed and dealt with every kind of writing problem (and excuse) in the proverbial book.
Patrick is now the founder and director of a training company specialising in written communication and publishing strategies called Into Content Limited, and is Visiting Lecturer at City University, London. You can email Patrick here.