How To Avoid Retractions And Publish Ethically?
Learn everything you need to know about ethics in research writing and publishing
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6 hours
English
Video + Text
4 modules
1 Checklist
Online, On-demand learning
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Description
In these times of high-pressure competition, the eagerness to get published causes many a bright mind to make haste or even cut corners. As a result, retractions are on the rise owing to increased instances of ethical violations. While journal editors and reviewers are advising authors to be more aware of publishing guidelines, authors too need to understand the implications of misconduct and ensure they don't violate the ethical norms of publishing, even accidentally.
The course uses different learning tools like learning videos, case studies, guidelines, presentations, etc., to help you understand the importance of ethics in research. It also outlines the most common reasons for retractions, including what possible violations to watch out for and how to avoid it. You will learn about the most common unethical practices among researchers, get answers to your questions about ethical publishing, and know the best practices for responsible authorship. By the time you are through with this course, you will know how to publish ethically, be able to boost your reputation as a researcher, and ensure your research contributes to scientific progress.
Modules
Preview courseLECTURE 1 | Video
Introduction to ethics
90 mins
LECTURE 2 | Document/Slides
Know it to avoid it: Five Unethical Practices
90 mins
LECTURE 3 | Document/Slides
What can you do to be a responsible and ethical researcher?
90 mins
LECTURE 4 | Document/Slides
Conclusion
90 mins
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Reviews (7)
Karin Hoch Fehlauer Ale
Well, what can I say? Thanks a million times for this course. It is a very serious topic and, in fact, it is bringing to my memory many facts and situations I have seen during my career as a researcher, and now as a trainer and Journal Editor. The complementary material is simply great. Best wishes!
Najat Amarjouf
Thank you for this well targeted course. For me this is the first time I see a Harmful conflict of interest.
Mynoona Dawood
Hi, I am PhD student. My thesis is on Retraction :) I'm happy to see the online course here. Thank you for sharing knowledge, :)
Yaowanxia A
it is very good to study here.
Karin Hoch Fehlauer Ale
GREAT MATERIAL! Flowcharts are very helpful, and the video is so interactive and instructive... thanks a lot for sharing.
Madiha Amarjouf
An interesting course, thank you for sharing these precious pieces of information.
Argemiro Midones Bastos
Hi everybody. I'm a researcher and I know how is difficult lead on a work. I hope after this course I more confident about the researcher's work.
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