11 Mar: My work is published. What’s Next?

Discover how to maximize the reach of your published work at this talk by Steven Chong of Cambridge University Press.

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About this talk

If you have just published an article or a book, my heartiest congratulations! But have you wondered how widely your work will be disseminated? How your work contributes to the scientific and scholarly community, and society?

In this session, Steven Chong will share and discuss with you how to work with your publisher to maximize the reach of your published work.

About the speaker

Steven Chong is currently the Director of Marketing Development, Academic Publishing, Asia, at Cambridge University Press. The Press dates from 1534 and is the publishing business of the University of Cambridge. Steven is responsible for the regional marketing activities, publishing development and new business development of the Press’s Academic print, eBooks and journals business in Asia. He started his career in publishing in 1995, and has held various sales, marketing and business development positions dealing with the academic publishing, higher education, international school, retail and corporate eLearning sectors. He has previously worked at Cengage Learning, Pearson Education, CCH, and Addison-Wesley Longman.

Library Talk

There will be a 10-minute talk by NTU Libraries.

Title: Monitoring your online research presence

Description: Wonder if and where your research is being discussed? NTU Libraries has been evaluating new altmetrics tools that can help to illuminate your online presence in various ways.  Get a glimpse of these tools and what they can do.

Speaker: Joan Wee, Senior Librarian (New Media Group)

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