Amazing tutorial. I received an acceptance of my paper in a Q1 journal, yesterday. I learnt a lot from you, my dear professor. Thank you so much for your work.
I am writing an Journal so i am looking for help you with citation and reference , would you mind making one best version video like this one Prof. DR. L.Mckee ?
In my opinion, the earlier you begin writing the paper, the better. Often, you can write the introduction (or parts of it) and the methods before the experiment is started. I would either begin a text document or a PowerPoint in which I spelled out the topic, the hypothesis or questions, the methods, the experimental design, the study site, and the implications of different outcomes. As I added to this working document and thought about the topic, I often identified secondary experiments or analyses that needed to be done. If I had waited until the experiment was over, it would have been too late to collect those additional data that made the difference between a good paper and an excellent one. Also, by writing parts of the paper early, you will have less of a daunting job ahead of you when you finish the study. I talk a bit about writing early in this video: The Secret to Becoming a Better Writer: ua-cam.com/video/5M8TJFkKrJk/v-deo.html
This is incredibly useful for students like myself. Could you perhaps create links in your description boxes in your videos where you allow access to your presentation material. This is a very very useful outline.
Amazing tutorial. I received an acceptance of my paper in a Q1 journal, yesterday. I learnt a lot from you, my dear professor. Thank you so much for your work.
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This was helpful thank you. It got me out of a procrastination rut on my paper.
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I am writing an Journal so i am looking for help you with citation and reference , would you mind making one best version video like this one Prof. DR. L.Mckee ?
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When should I start writing? After finishing the experiment? Before starting? Does writing help to correct/develop experiments?
In my opinion, the earlier you begin writing the paper, the better. Often, you can write the introduction (or parts of it) and the methods before the experiment is started. I would either begin a text document or a PowerPoint in which I spelled out the topic, the hypothesis or questions, the methods, the experimental design, the study site, and the implications of different outcomes. As I added to this working document and thought about the topic, I often identified secondary experiments or analyses that needed to be done. If I had waited until the experiment was over, it would have been too late to collect those additional data that made the difference between a good paper and an excellent one. Also, by writing parts of the paper early, you will have less of a daunting job ahead of you when you finish the study.
I talk a bit about writing early in this video: The Secret to Becoming a Better Writer:
ua-cam.com/video/5M8TJFkKrJk/v-deo.html
This is incredibly useful for students like myself.
Could you perhaps create links in your description boxes in your videos where you allow access to your presentation material. This is a very very useful outline.
Sorry. The materials used to create the video are not posted online. However, it's easy to create your own template outline.
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Please, one more video of Methods X
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