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April 2024 - Branding Beyond Your Website: Gaining Traction Across Platforms
Learn some tips for using social media platforms to build your brand to a wider audience while also focusing on your ideal clientele.
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Registration active until 04/18/2024 03:00 PM
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March 2024 - Proofreading Graphic Novels
Proofreading graphic novels comes with a variety of unique challenges, with multiple levels of attention to detail and a slightly different production process that relies more heavily on proofreaders than traditional publishing.
01:00:00
Registration active until 03/21/2024 03:00 PM
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February 2024 - Nuts and Bolts Punctuation
Nuts and Bolts Punctuation is a basic overview of how to use — and how not to use — punctuation, with focus on commas, apostrophes and semicolons.
01:00:00
Registration closed at 02/20/2024 04:00 PM
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Ask Me Anything with the ACES Board of Directors: What do you want to know about ACES? Answers from the volunteers who help run it.
Get to know ACES Board members. What do you want to ask them about their roles within ACES? How about ACES in general, its upcoming offerings and goals? What would you like to know about ACES’ role in the editing world?
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Registration closed at 01/17/2024 01:00 PM
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December 2023 - Timeless basic math: Lessons from old math books
I’ve updated my own math presentation with these lessons — there was a lot of overlap! — on percentages, averages, and more simple math that comes up regularly in copy but that is still so often wrong.
01:00:00
Registration closed at 12/12/2023 01:00 PM
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November 2023 - Editing for complete and creative worldbuilding: Insights from cultural anthropology
Level up your developmental editorial toolbox in this webcast with insights from cultural anthropology, so you can help authors create more complete and creative worlds.
01:00:00
Registration closed at 11/15/2023 01:00 PM
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October 2023 - Ask Me Anything with Susan Chang: Transitioning into the Freelance World after 30 Years in the Corporate Trenches at Big 5 Publishers
Join us for a live moderated Q&A session with Susan Chang, a newcomer to the editing freelance community after 30 years of experience working at Big Five publishers. Susan will be answering questions during an hour-long moderated Q&A session.
01:00:00
Registration closed at 10/18/2023 01:00 PM
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September 2023 - An Editor's Guide to Assessing and Addressing Problematic Content
In this webcast, you’ll hear practical tips that will help you navigate the challenges that can come with offering guidance on potentially problematic language or representation and handle client resistance.
01:00:00
Registration closed at 09/18/2023 06:00 PM
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August 2023 - ChatGPT for Editors: Leveraging AI to Transform Your Workflow and Upgrade Your Efficiency
Harnessing the power of ChatGPT now will increase your productivity while future-proofing your career in an increasingly AI-integrated industry.
01:00:00
Registration closed at 08/16/2023 04:00 PM
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July 2023 -Understanding and Tackling Antisemitism in Fiction
In this webcast, we will explore the deep roots of antisemitism in fiction and the harmful ways that antisemitic tropes continue into literature today.
01:00:00
Registration closed at 07/19/2023 04:00 PM
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June 2023 - How to Have (Better) Hard Conversations
Uncomfortable, high-stakes, or just plain difficult conversations are a fact of life. Sharing negative editorial feedback, giving performance evaluations, or firing someone are all types of discussions we might need to hold as editors.
01:00:00
Registration closed at 06/14/2023 04:00 PM
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May 2023 - Facts Matter: Ensuring credibility through editing
Facts matter. As an editor, it helps to be able to recognize the red flags that can indicate the facts aren’t right, know how to find credible sources fast and have strategies for working with writers to fix fact errors.
01:00:00
Registration closed at 05/17/2023 12:00 PM
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April 2023 - Strange and Unusual: A Deeper Dive into English's Oddball Reputation
We spend a lot of time talking about the pitfalls of English. But how weird is it really, in the larger language world? You may be surprised at how normal English is for all its seeming complexities – and where it’s actually a grammatical outlier.
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This package is active until 04/20/2027 12:00:00 PM
Registration closed at 04/19/2023 04:00 PM
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March 2023 - ChatGPT: the threat, the promise, and its effects on the editing industry
Everyone's talking about ChatGPT and other large language models. Let's all take a deep breath and spend some time discussing what we know today about these networks -- and how they may affect (and enhance) our work.
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Registration closed at 03/15/2023 04:00 PM
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February 2023 - Writing, Editing, and Communicating in Architecture
The session aims at how writing and articulation can affect the discourse around architectural design and positively impact and influence it.
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Registration closed at 02/15/2023 04:00 PM
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January 2023 - Tips For Editing Genres That Include Violence, Suicide and Mental Illness
Mental illness figures strongly with some plots and the motives and behavior of violent characters are often misunderstood. Learn tips on how to edit in these instances with an eye on realistic characteristics and respect for the mental illness community.
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Registration closed at 01/18/2023 12:00 PM
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December 2022: More about Singular They: Editors’ Use of Comprehensive Style Guides to Make Decisions about This Shifting Pronoun
Earlier, we described the results of our survey of 80 editors about their perceptions of singular they. We dig deeper into perceptions of singular they and, in the process, elucidate style guides’ varying advice about this pronoun in flux.
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Registration closed at 12/14/2022 05:00 PM
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November 2022 - Editors Can Be Educators: Using PerfectIt to Lift the Quality of Writing at Your Organization
Learn effective ways to raise the standard of writing across your organization including technical terms, style consistency and conscious and sensitive language.
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Registration closed at 11/16/2022 04:00 PM
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October 2022 - Expressing numerical quantities in text
Science is about measuring and counting, and even when data are presented as a table, the highlights are given in text. This webcast presents the nitty-gritty of handling numerical expressions and points out matters on which major style guides differ.
01:00:00
Registration closed at 10/20/2022 01:00 PM
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September 2022 - Pivot: Writing Your Next Job Description
Has the pandemic left you in a career rut? Learn how you can pivot your career into a new field using the editing skills you already have. ACES member Kelly Lauturner will share her story and tips to change fields within the editing industry.
01:00:00
Registration closed at 09/15/2022 12:44 PM
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