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• Checking the Status of My Article

May 4, 2020 • CRM Knowledge

Information.

How do I check the status of my article?

Once you have registered, you can check the status of your article at any time by logging into Author Services and visiting the "My Dashboard" section. Some journals follow a slightly different production process whereby all articles for an issue are sent to a copyeditor en masse before the articles are sent to the typesetter.

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Our Production Process

You've sent us your manuscript. what happens next.

This page takes you through the steps of turning your completed manuscript into a published book. If you aren’t sure where you are in the process, or you have any questions, just get in touch with your project editor or production editor.

Once your finalized manuscript arrives with your project editor, we put it through a final assessment process, so it can be formally accepted by Wiley and production can begin.

• Your manuscript will be assessed for completeness by your project editor. They will check that all text, figures and ancillary material are present, and that you have provided the necessary permission for the use of third-party copyright material in your work
• We may send your manuscript out for review to ensure quality and content. If your book is in a series with a series editor, they may also be sent a copy.
• We will check the number of words and estimate the number of pages in the final book and submit a costing to a publishing meeting, where the print run and selling prices are agreed.

How you can help : We will invariably need to contact you with queries to resolve during the assessment process.

STEP 1 - Copyediting and typesetting

• Once accepted, your manuscript will be assigned to a production editor or a project manager , whose job it is to oversee the all the production processes from unedited manuscript to final files for print and electronic publication. The production editor or project manager will be the primary contact during production and will be in touch with you soon after the manuscript is delivered to production.
• The first stage of production is copyediting . We copyedit the manuscript for style, consistency, grammar and nomenclature
• The copyedited manuscript is sent to the typesetter with Wiley's standard design specification for the text layout. Illustrations are checked and prepared for reproduction.

How you can help:

• It is important that you submit the final version of your manuscript. Changes after submission are costly and will lead to delays in publication.
• Copyediting is the work of improving the accuracy, organization, and style of text and artwork. The "five Cs" summarize a copyeditor’s core responsibilities: to make the copy clear, correct, concise, comprehensible, and consistent.
• Wiley will use either its own house style, which is based on the Chicago Manual of Style or, where appropriate, the guidelines from the American Psychological Association (APA)
• We may have queries during the copyediting process. Your production editor or the copyeditor will run through these with you.
• Your contact will supply a schedule for the production process. Please notify the production editor if you will be away for any periods of time during the production process.

STEP 2 - Proofing and indexing

• Page proofs arrive from the typesetter for you to check. These are usually supplied as editable PDFs onto which you can markup corrections. You can also compile an index from these proofs if not already prepared.
• Once you have returned your proofs, your corrections will be sent to the typesetter for them to incorporate
• The index is also sent for setting.
• Your production editor then ensures that all proof corrections have been accurately made.

How you can help at proof stage:

• Proofs are your last chance to make sure that the book is as you want it, but the page proofs are for correction of typographical errors only. There should be no major changes at this stage.
• You can check out our full list of proofreading tips here

You will be working to a schedule agreed by you and the Production Editor/Project Manager. So that we can avoid any delays to your publication date if you are having problems meeting this date please talk to the Production Editor/Project Manager.

STEP 3 - Digital publication

• Once the content is final, the typesetter will create and supply digital formats. These will be checked by the production editor.

STEP 4 - Printing and binding

The book is now ready to be sent for printing and binding .

• When your book arrives from the printer it is quality checked . Then our distributors are instructed to release the book, allowing orders to be fulfilled.
• Advance copies of the book are dispatched to contributors, endorsers, reviewers, and of course, to you.

Pending Editor Assignment这个状态是什么意思？

想多了，编辑忙不过来，等着吧

Wiley系统一般对于不符合期刊收录范围或者质量明显太差的，很快就会被拒稿。目前的状况，送外审的概率比较大。祝好运。

应该是根据你的文章方向给你分配责编，然后再选择审稿专家。

How to Create an Assignment in WileyPLUS

Aug 15, 2022 • crm knowledge, information.

How can I create an assignment in WileyPLUS?

Instructors can create assignments in WileyPLUS using a variety of question types, policies, and accommodations. Below are instructions on how to use these in WileyPLUS standalone, including: 

• Adding Content  
• Setting Policies  
• Setting Due Dates 

Navigate to  Assignments  area – click  +Assignment  button.

• My Sets   – This will list all previously created sets ( note: if you have never created a custom assignment, there will be no content listed here).
• Wiley Library    - This includes pre-created question sets by Wiley.
• Institution Library  – This includes any assignments created and shared by other instructors at your institution.

• Question Type
• Accessibility
• Question Assistance
• Randomization (algorithmic)

• Next question  – Click the arrow buttons to navigate between questions.
• Interactive View  – By default, the questions will appear in instructor view with the answers highlighted, interactive view will allow you to see the question as a student would.
• Add  - Click the  +Add  button to add it to the assignment.

• Question Set Sharing  – When turned on, this will allow other instructors at your institution to use your assignments (this will create a copy of your assignment that could be located in the  Institutional Library  tab).
• Content Covered-  This will provide students a list of content covered on the assignment on the assignment overview page.

• Class  – This will set a due date for the entire class
• Section  – This will allow the option to set separate due dates for each section
• Student  – This will set a due date for the individual student

• This should match the same date and time set within the assignment.
• Adding a due date here will allow the due date to show within the course calendar and student to-do list on the home page.
• If these due dates do not match, the first due date (within Step 5) will be the main date.

Once you have completed all the  details, click   Save.

The due date, points, and assignment information will be visible to students on the assignment overview page.

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