1. LOGO How to Write and Publish a Research Paper Oversea - By Stone Song 2016.3.31 Liaocheng University

2. Contents Tale Something useful How to write How to publish Why

3. My Papers  1. Library Anxiety Among Chinese Students: Modification and Application of LAS in the Context of Chinese Academic Libraries Library Anxiety Among Chinese Students: Modification and Application of LAS in the Context of Chinese Academic Libraries  2. Applications of Mobile Social Media: WeChat Among Academic Libraries in China Applications of Mobile Social Media: WeChat Among Academic Libraries in China  3. The current state of systematic reviews in library and information studies The current state of systematic reviews in library and information studies

4. SSCI or SCI ? CSSCI  Science Citation Index  Social Sciences Citation Index  Social Sciences Citation Index Expanded  Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index  LISTS: How to find a journal (SSCI)  汤森路透 (Thomson Reuters) http://ipscience.thomsonreuters.com/ http://ipscience.thomsonreuters.com/  http://ip-science.thomsonreuters.com/cgi- bin/jrnlst/jloptions.cgi?PC=SS http://ip-science.thomsonreuters.com/cgi- bin/jrnlst/jloptions.cgi?PC=SS

5. Journals for reference  SOCIAL SCIENCES CITATION INDEX 2013 SOCIAL SCIENCES CITATION INDEX 2013  SSCI, 图书馆学 SSCI, 图书馆学  可投英文的 SSCI 杂志 可投英文的 SSCI 杂志  Eg: http://www.journals.elsevier.com/the- journal-of-academic-librarianship/ Eg: http://www.journals.elsevier.com/the- journal-of-academic-librarianship/  LAS 投递后样式 LAS 投递后样式  Delivery Delivery

6. Take WeChat for example  WeChat Status picspics

7. Perspective On  理论构建 ---- 大家  海外经历 ---- 海归  学科交融 ---- 跨学科  外语翻译 ---- 语言工具  实践经验 ---- 一线工作者

8. How to write  Journals  Titles  Outline Outline  Methodology  Grammar

9. 中国作者常见问题  1. 不严格遵守投稿指南，如字数超限等。  Solution: 仔细阅读 每本期刊的 Author Guideline 。  2. 论文内容与期刊内容方向不符。  Solution ：投稿前先将摘要发给期刊主编，如方向不符，另择期刊投 稿。  3. 英语语法、词句错误较多。  Solution ：寻求合作作者或专业的第三方做 proofreading 。  4. 文章缺乏创新性，有抄袭（ plagiarism) 现象。  Solution ：论文完成后，在 turn it in 等专业检测论文相似度的网站检 测，修改调整。

10. Voices from editors  The authors from China do ignore the submission guidelines then try to negotiate the word length and other issues. This is difficult for editors. In several cases they have refused to shorten their papers to the 6,000 word limit. In one case an author said that if I wanted to cut the paper I could eliminate the references. This week I received a paper that was 20,000 words, and the author complained when I returned it. I let them know that the guidelines are not negotiable, but the Chinese authors are the only ones in the world that protest the requests for changes. This has been very surprising.guidelines  that we simply don't understand; following instructions (for example, structured abstract) is still a problem.  the major issue relates to the fact that most papers do not contribute to the field and scope of the journal. Paper are either a plug and play (replication of previous studies), data crunching statistical analysis with no implications and/or papers that do not fit the scope of the journal

11. Voices from editors papers by Chinese authors are more likely to contain English grammar problems, not conform to the required research paper structure, are weak in research training and writing for international journals, lack a critical analysis of the related studies I suggest they always work with an experienced native speaking copy-editor, or better, a co-author experienced in publishing in high- level scientific journals. Another limitation of Chinese papers is that they often fail to provide a conceptual or theoretical basis for their hypotheses. Lack novel practical or theoretical contributions have weak English be methodologically simplistic replicate Western research findings in China without considering the indigenous Chinese context

12. Voices from editors I believe this is because there is a stress to people to publish in order to publish and not for conducting "innovative" research Manuscripts from Asia in general, and China in particular are often more literature-driven than issue-driven. First let me say that we do not have huge numbers of submissions from China as we did in the past, because word has spread that we come down very hard on plagiarism. By this I mean that Chinese authors will sometimes review the literature on a specific topic or group of topics and develop hypotheses or models with the justification being that the hypotheses or models proposed have never been proposed or tested. True, the hypotheses/models may be novel but this does not mean that they are worthwhile or make any meaningful contribution to theory or practice.

13. Ethic Issues 1.Plagiarism[ ˈ ple ɪ d ʒ ər ɪ zəm] (from the Latin plagium meaning ‘a kidnapping’) is the act of taking someone else’s work and pretending it is yours. It is considered fraud! 2.self-plagiarism 3.Copyright

14. Good Habits  1. 关注学科前沿 : Research Fronts, Hottest Researchers  2. 与外部保持沟通： Build connecting to the world Seek co-authorship from conferences, visits, and any chances may being seized  3. 模仿 : Imitation  4. 记笔记： Take notes

15. Books and Websites  SD: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/jour nals/ http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/jour nals/  小木虫 http://emuch.net/http://emuch.net/  科学网 http://paper.sciencenet.cn/paper/ http://paper.sciencenet.cn/paper/  http://blog.sciencenet.cn/blog-2068- 699457.html 关于英文论文写作的初步总结 和资料推荐 http://blog.sciencenet.cn/blog-2068- 699457.html

17. The Little Horse Crosses the River

18. Inspiration  No matter what happened, You should think everything over by yourself.  Hope Gap Darkness  Potentials  Just do it----Just write it

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