OJS4ED – Module 20 Quiz

A project proposal should:

Including clear information about rights and permissions is essential when crafting effective submission guidelines.

In a proposal, it is important to include both a physical description of the envisioned final work (website, manuscript pages, illustrations, etc.), as well as a narrative description of the project (intellectual significance, purpose).

It is not necessary to include the perceived audience for a work in a proposal.

Most journals follow a standard production workflow. Generally, the first three steps are:

When adding images to an online publication, it is not necessary to consider if the images pixelate or load quickly.

Once text and art are final, the work you’re publishing must be produced for XML, HTML, typesetting in InDesign, or all three.

A code sheet:

Checking your institution’s website for specific guidelines on accessibility of electronic information is an important step in the production of a publication.

What is a good element to utilize to maximize discoverability of work?