In this course, you’ll learn how to edit scholarly writing to ensure it is clear, concise and consistent and can be readily understood by its target audience. What’s more, you’ll learn how to correctly polish and prepare your own documents and assist your colleagues and students to enhance publication and funding success.

6 weeks

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Certificate of Completion
and Postgraduates
Academics are constantly required to not only edit their own work for dissemination and publication but also assist their students and colleagues with their theses, manuscripts, papers and grants. Though there are plenty of opportunities to hone your writing, academics often lack the specific training needed to edit efficiently
and effectively.
core skills to edit and format scholarly writing with ease
editing principles and best practices
how to give useful and actionable feedback to students and colleagues
how to correctly adhere to British, Australian or US English
instructions for both Windows (Office 365) and Mac (Office for Mac) operating systems
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Australian and US English.

Grammar Fundamentals
Perfecting Punctuation
British, Australian and US English
Plain English Principles in Scholarly Writing
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The Three Levels of Editing
Best Practice Editing Procedures
Following Style Guides Precisely
The Limitations of Proofreading and Editing Software
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Adhering to Publisher Guidelines
Advanced Find and Replace
Editing Tables and Figures
Giving Useful and Actionable Feedback
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Ethical Considerations for Editing Student Work
Headings and Styles
Tables of Contents and Lists of Figures and Tables
Formatting Figures and Tables
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Understanding Referencing
Following Referencing Guides Precisely
How to Find and Correct the Most Common Errors
The Limitations of Referencing Software
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How to Find the Errors in Your Own Work
Where to from Here
Advanced Grammar Practice
Advanced Editing Practice
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Editing Skills for Academics was developed by a team of Capstone Editing’s specialist academic editors, including Dr Lisa Lines, AE (Founder), Dr Nelson Mok, AE (Head Editor and Program Coordinator) and Ms Amanda Webster, AE (Assistant Program Coordinator).
The course was developed in 2019 for Capstone Editing’s VIP clients to assist them in improving their own writing and editing skills, making it easier for them to succeed in the challenging profession of academia.
The academics and postgraduates who completed this course found it so valuable that we’ve decided to make it as widely available as possible as an act of service to the academic community.

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