You are invited to learn about multilingual publishing with Open Journal Systems on Tuesday, May 7th, from 11 – 11:45 AM MDT at this free webinar, open to everyone. The following was originally published on the University of Alberta Library’s event page.
Join us for the next Open Publishing Editorial Lunch and Learn on Multilingual Publishing. This session will be presented by Emma Uhl from the Public Knowledge Project (PKP) and will focus on the benefits, challenges, publishing options, how-to steps, and best practices for basic multilingual metadata use in OJS.
The Public Knowledge Project (PKP) strives to increase access and reach of scholarly publishing. Decentralizing English and promoting publishing in multiple languages is one way to encourage all of those involved at every step in the publishing process to engage with valuable research that might otherwise be overlooked.
Speaker: Emma Uhl, PKP
About Emma Uhl: Emma is a Documentation & Multilingualism Specialist at the Public Knowledge Project. She serves as the liaison for the organization’s Documentation Interest Group and Multilingualism Interest Group. In addition to maintaining PKP’s documentation base and supporting volunteer translators by leveraging her years of experience as a Japanese to English translator, she also provides technical support to hosting clients and participates in webinar planning and presentation.
Related LibGuide: Journal Publishing Guide by Library Publishing Team
📅 Date: Tuesday, May 7, 2024
⌚ Time: 11:00 AM – 11:45 AM MDT (online)
🌐 Campus: Library Publishing (also online)
👋 Audience: All Audiences (open to everyone)
