Extension faculty participate actively in creating and disseminating research in the natural sciences, social sciences, and emerging field of implementation science. This article discusses several current trends in academic publishing of which Extension scholars need to be aware. These include the rise in the use of metrics to evaluate journals, the growing open-access movement in academic publishing, and the proliferation of sham or predatory journals that charge publication fees without providing meaningful review or academic rigor. An awareness of these trends and the capacity to deal with them effectively will enable Extension scholars to optimize their success in disseminating their creative scholarly contributions
Publication in a peer-reviewed journal is the most important way of disseminating a complete set of ...
This briefing paper aims to provide a historical perspective that can inform the debates about what ...
Increasingly, academics have to demonstrate that their research has academic impact. Universities no...
Extension evaluation studies often can provide the basis for valuable disciplinary contributions. Th...
This commentary highlights the mission of the Journal of Extension as a scholarly space for Extensio...
Extension\u27s sustainability is tied to relationships with academia. Now more than ever, Extension ...
The last 50 years have seen, perhaps more than at any time since the invention of the printing press...
Active academics whose careers span several decades have witnessed a changing landscape for dissemin...
This article is intended to stimulate the culture of accomplishing top researches and publish their ...
Real estate agents on popular television shows cite location, location, location as the three most i...
Extension\u27s sustainability is tied to relationships with academia. Now more than ever, Extension ...
Abstract Researchers are extremely interested in increasing the impact of their individual scholarly...
Scholarly Publication in a Changing Academic Landscape focuses on ways contingent faculty members ca...
This briefing paper aims to provide a historical perspective that can inform the debates about what ...
This paper studies new publication models to maximize the access to scholarly results from the point...
Publication in a peer-reviewed journal is the most important way of disseminating a complete set of ...
This briefing paper aims to provide a historical perspective that can inform the debates about what ...
Increasingly, academics have to demonstrate that their research has academic impact. Universities no...
Extension evaluation studies often can provide the basis for valuable disciplinary contributions. Th...
This commentary highlights the mission of the Journal of Extension as a scholarly space for Extensio...
Extension\u27s sustainability is tied to relationships with academia. Now more than ever, Extension ...
The last 50 years have seen, perhaps more than at any time since the invention of the printing press...
Active academics whose careers span several decades have witnessed a changing landscape for dissemin...
This article is intended to stimulate the culture of accomplishing top researches and publish their ...
Real estate agents on popular television shows cite location, location, location as the three most i...
Extension\u27s sustainability is tied to relationships with academia. Now more than ever, Extension ...
Abstract Researchers are extremely interested in increasing the impact of their individual scholarly...
Scholarly Publication in a Changing Academic Landscape focuses on ways contingent faculty members ca...
This briefing paper aims to provide a historical perspective that can inform the debates about what ...
This paper studies new publication models to maximize the access to scholarly results from the point...
Publication in a peer-reviewed journal is the most important way of disseminating a complete set of ...
This briefing paper aims to provide a historical perspective that can inform the debates about what ...
Increasingly, academics have to demonstrate that their research has academic impact. Universities no...