[BLOG] Tom Grady shares his thoughts in a 2 part guest post on @FeedingTheElephant
1️⃣ Bonfire of the Humanities: Publishing Challenges, Opportunities, and Open Access https://buff.ly/ofK2Zl0
2️⃣ Viable Alternatives to Book Processing Charges (BPCs) https://buff.ly/HwLMXkS
As April and the academic year draw to a close, the #FeedingTheElephant team bring you the latest takes on AI, labor movements in the academy, and more. Give it a look!
➡️https://networks.h-net.org/node/1883/discussions/12769315/elephant-roundup-april-2023
"Herding wet cats" is how @dawnd has heard authors describe working on edited collections. Today for #FeedingTheElephant, she provides tips for corralling those cats into a successful publication.
This week, #FeedingTheElephant returns to publishing business models. @lmansley and @SarahWeicksel provide a behind-the-scenes look at publications, services, and other media provided by the @AHAhistorians.
Today, #FeedingTheElephant features an interview with @sarahbelle721 of @nursingclio about the origins of the blog and more recently, its Reproduction History Syllabus in the wake of the US Supreme Court's Dobbs decision.
Social media posts provide scholars with a trove of data for their research, but using posts in published work can be tricky. @e_maselli explains fair use, copyright, and using social media for #FeedingTheElephant.
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