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A writing workshop for the CANNT Journal
Abstract:
Writing for publication requires special skills and understanding. The aim of this workshop held by the co-editors of the CANNT Journal was to help participants identify the first steps needed to initiate the process of writing for publication. During the workshop, the attendees were invited to join small groups with a facilitator for each group. The individual groups identified what they considered to be their first five steps to writing for publication. This information from each group was shared with all the attendees. At the end of the session, helpful tools to aid potential authors were identified and thoughts on future writing workshops were discussed.
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