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The Basics of Readability

• Samantha Enslen, ACES vice president and owner of Dragonfly Editorial, discusses the basics of readability.
• 01:00:00

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Unconscious Bias and the Conscientious Editor

• This webinar will offer some tips, tricks, and tools to help time-strapped editors identify problematic language that might trip up or unintentionally offend readers.
• 01:00:00

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The Power of Checklists

• ACES vice president and owner of Dragonfly Editorial, Samantha Enslen, discusses the power of using checklists.
• 01:00:00

What's New in Style 2018

• ACES board member and freelance editor, Mark Allen, discusses what's new in style.
• 01:00:00

Tweet This Not That

• Join ACES board member and content editor at Intuit, Alysha Love, as she dives into writing, tone, and editing for social media as well as how to best use analytics.
• 01:00:00

How to Turn Your Author Into Your Ally

• ACES board member and former copy editor of The New York Times, Merrill Perlman, explains how to turn your author into your ally.
• 01:00:00

9 Ways to Edit Yourself or Anyone Else

• Join past ACES board member, Sue Burzynski Bullard, as she identifies tips to better edit yourself...or anyone else.
• 01:00:00

6 Tips for Successful Digital Display Type

• Teresa Schmedding, past ACES president and managing editor at Rotary International, explains 6 tips for successful digital display type.
• 00:54:00

Content Strategy for Editors

• Teresa Schmedding, ACES past president and managing editor at Rotary International, discusses content strategy for editors.
• 01:00:00

Copy Editing for Inbound Marketing

• Join Chaviva Gordon-Bennett as she discusses copy editing for inbound marketing.
• 01:00:00

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Copyediting Webcast: Quality Control for Publications

• Errors have a nasty way of hiding in text, creeping into layout, and evading reviewers. The only solution: develop a rigorous publications workflow that gives you multiple chances to catch mistakes.
• 01:20:00

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Copyediting Webcast: Editing Recipes and Cookbooks

• This class will be useful to editors who sometimes come across recipes in their work in fiction/memoir, journalism, and online media, as well as those wanting to specialize in cookbooks.
• 01:26:00

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Copyediting Webcast: Editing for Young Readers

• Copyediting fiction written for readers in this category (generally 18 years old and younger) is like copyediting fiction for adults in terms of grammar, punctuation, spelling, consistency, and author’s voice. But it also involves many other issues.
• 01:10:00

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Copyediting Webcast: Translating Medicalese into English

• Doctors, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals use choices of wording that are designed to say “This is medical!"
• 01:32:00

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Copyediting Webcast: Mastering Numbers

• This Master Class will give you confidence in numeracy with a discussion of often-repeated errors and some tips for spotting and correcting them.
• 01:31:00

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Copyediting Web Series: Inclusive Language Webinar Series

• This In-Depth Course uses a variety of current examples, grounded in an understanding of how language changes over time. This course focuses on building skills to help you make the right call in different contexts to avoid excluding readers.
• 03:00:00

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Copyediting Webcast: Bricklaying: Editing for Structure

• Even if your job is to “just” copyedit something, you are likely to run into structural problems someday. Being able to spot problems in structure is the first step to fixing them.
• 01:28:00

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Copyediting Webcast: Editing Translations

• In this webinar, a former translation project manager will walk you through some of the challenges and pitfalls of working with translations.
• 01:23:00