27 July 2022 | August 2022, Newsletters
By Margaret Trudgeon AE (edvic.secretary@iped-editors.org) Amy Schneider presented her second insightful and practical talk hosted by Editors Victoria on 28 April, this time looking at how to find and fix bloopers in fiction. It formed the perfect complement to her...
27 July 2022 | August 2022, Newsletters
By Jane Fitzpatrick AE, Editors Victoria Professional Development Officer (edvic.profdev@iped-editors.org) Kevin O’Brien, the trainer for our course “Using PDF mark-up effectively”, recently got in touch with some advice that might be handy for those who work with...
27 July 2022 | August 2022, Newsletters
Do you have a listing in our “Find an Editor” directory? Would you like to access your unique URL so you can add this link to your signature block, website or LinkedIn profile? Here are the three simple steps. Find your IPEd member code in MemNet – this consists of...
27 July 2022 | August 2022, Newsletters
By the Pay Rates Working Party The draft “Guidelines for client conduct” are now available in the IPEd member portal for your feedback. The guidelines have been developed to help self-employed editors and their clients work together. They aim to better...
27 July 2022 | August 2022, Newsletters
By Julie Ganner AE We are delighted to announce that the Accessibility Initiative Working Party (AIWP) has received a grant from the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund for our project, Books without barriers. The AIWP will use the grant to write and produce a free online...
27 July 2022 | August 2022, Newsletters
By the IPEd Accreditation Board Please join the Accreditation Board in wishing all of this year’s accreditation exam candidates a productive pre-exam preparation period and the best of luck during the exam itself later this month. We will be thinking of you on the...
