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What’s it really like where I work?
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How one journalist put his book on Amazon and BN
I’m currently seeing Smashwords as my leading choice for eBooks. For free, you can follow their explicit instructions for formatting your manuscript. A single upload, and Smashwords will transform your eBook into HTML, PDF, and a bunch of eReader formats. … Continue reading
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Smashwords Guide Updated
When I experimented with Smashwords.com, a site that will help you go from Word document all the way to ISBN-blessed manuscript for sale (or for free) on its site plus most major eBook vendors (Amazon.com is coming soon), I found … Continue reading
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Strategies for Increasing Classroom Buy-In
I’m really lucky. I rarely have a student with an entitlement attitude. But still, I find this advice from Inside Higher Ed to be helpful in thinking about creating engagement in the classroom: Views: Antidote for Entitled ‘Customers’ – … Continue reading
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Bucketloads of cool fonts
I love fonts … and they’re a really easy way to start building a brand. When your work consistently features the same font, your work looks unified … and so does your library message. I’ve been stockpiling some free font … Continue reading
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This week’s SYNC downloads
Ready for some new audio books? SYNC has two free downloads this week. Ashes, Ashes, by Jo Treggiari (dystopian) Rescue: Stories of Survival from Land and Sea, edited by Dorcas S. Miller (non-fiction). Often impotence issue in men is a … Continue reading
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