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May 2020, by Terry Freedman

May 2020, by Terry Freedman

Digital Opportunities for Educational Publishing

May 4, 2020

If you aspire to write educational material and have it published digitally, there’s a great seminar coming up on 6th May 2020 — online, of course. Here’s the blurb:

Join Ian Eagleton from The Reading Realm, Nikki Gamble from Just Imagine and Helen Parker from Rising Stars as they discuss the ways in which digital publishing can be used to enhance learning, and outline the unique functionality these platforms can offer. The session will be chaired by Ignaty Dyakov (Educational Writers Group Chair). Bring your questions!

If this sounds of interest, here is the link:

Digital opportunities for educational publishing

The events put on by the Society of Authors in general, and the Educational Writers Group (EWG) in particular, are always good. Now, before you accuse me of being biased because I’m a member of the EWG Committee and the Society of Authors, hold on: it was the other way round. I joined the SoA and the EWG because they are so good. Okay? Good, I’m glad that’s settled.

Here’s that link again:

Digital opportunities for educational publishing

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In Professional development, M-learning Tags Society of Authors, Educational Writers' Group, Spring seminar, educational publishing, digital publishing
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