Scholarly Communication
Definition of Scholarly Communication as it relates to Writing, Academic Writing, Analytical Writing, Academic Tone
Scholarly Communication is the practice of exchanging research findings and ideas among scholars, often through formal publications in academic journals but also via other means such as conferences, workshops, and informal networks. It emphasizes clear, concise, and well-supported writing that adheres to established standards of academic integrity. This subcategory is related to the broader categories of Writing, Academic Writing, Analytical Writing, and Academic Tone, as scholarly communication requires careful consideration of audience, purpose, and voice in order to effectively convey complex ideas and arguments to specialized audiences.
External Links
- [podcasts.library.columbia.edu] Columbia University Libraries Podcasts – Columbia University Libraries is excited to explore the possibilities of podcasting as a form of research storytelling and scholarly communications with student and faculty partners. We provide educational and technical services to publish professional and impactful podcasts as an emerging form of digital scholarship.
- [c4disc.org] Coalition for Diversity and Inclusion in Scholarly Communications