Guides: Publishing Your Research: Home

Request for consultation with Librarian

If you would like help from me, please send a consultation request indicating the day and time you would like to meet. You can use the email link in my "Personal Librarian" box on the right side of this guide.

Document Delivery

Use Texas Tech Library's Document Delivery Service to request free electronic copies of articles, standards, or patents delivered to you by email within 48 hours. Use the link below and follow directions carefully.

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Resource/s you need unavailable at TTU Libraries? Request through Document Delivery/ILLiad.

Publishing Your Research Workshop

Video of Publishing Your Research Workshop
This video contains information about how to get published, where to publish, how to work with editors and reviewers and how to manage revisions and rejection.

Getting your research published

Here are some suggestions meant to help you get your completed research published in professional journals or books.

Breaking Into Print

Breaking Into Print

Here are some suggestions meant to help you get your completed research published in professional journals or books.

Amending your copyright agreement

Amendment to publication agreement
Information about your rights as an author and how to retain your rights when you publisher your work including the use of an author's amendment to provide you with additional rights not found in standard publisher's contracts.

Being aware of predatory publishers

Predatory publisher PowerPoint presentation
Predatory publishing is an emerging trend that authors need to be wary of. These slides provide information about how to identify and avoid predatory publishers.
PUB101
Information about different publishing models with a focus on open access publishing and how you can make your research more accessible.