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Reputable v. Predatory Publishing

Identifying Reputable and Predatory Publishers 

This information will provide links to resources to find reputable journals for publishing opportunities.

  • point you to tools to help you discover and assess journals
  • find journals that match your research content
  • help you interpret information about journals
  • provide links to resources to find reputable journals for publishing opportunities.
  • define predatory publishing practices 
  • provide resources to help you identify predatory publishers

Before you get started, take this quick survey to reflect on your current practices. 

How confident do you feel about identifying predatory pulbishers
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Total Votes: 5