Last year I was lucky to be part of the MDS Peer Reviewing Education and Mentoring Program and I was even more fortunate to be paired with @ecebayram as a mentor!
In this post, I’m sharing a visual resource I created for our community with some basics I’ve learned about the peer review process and why it’s important to take part in it.
If you’re feeling unsure about reviewing others’ work (like I was), I highly recommend this program.
Have you joined the program? I’d love to hear about your experience!
Check out my infographic and let me know if you think anything’s missing.
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i keep the Lele that you gave me in my office
loving the infographic and i’ll also add reviewing others’ writing so critically makes you a better writer & researcher as well. you have an idea of what to pay attention to after you go over someone else’s work. there’s a reason why there are 2 or more reviewers, so you’re not necessarily expected to catch every single gap. that being said, don’t forget to go over what the other reviewer also commented on and how the authors responded to the other reviewer. it might give you an idea on what you may have missed and pay attention to
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