23 May 2023 | June 2023, Newsletters
As the world speeds up and we are pressed to do more in less time, Word macros are here to help. Macros are programming scripts that automate tasks, and increase your productivity and accuracy while editing in Word. They help editors earn more money in the same...
26 April 2023 | May 2023, Newsletters
The Australian and New Zealand Society of Indexers (ANZSI) invites publishers, booksellers, editors, librarians, indexers and interested persons to provide nominations for the John Simkin Medal 2023. Indexers are encouraged to submit their own work. The award...
25 April 2023 | May 2023, Newsletters
From the president By Margaret Trudgeon AE (edvic.president@iped-editors.org) A few days before the Easter break, Editors Victoria held a networking lunch at Arcadia Cafe in Fitzroy. I caught up with 14 enthusiastic editors, ranging from students to seasoned...
24 April 2023 | May 2023, Newsletters
By Cai Bardsley, Student Adviser (edvic.studentadviser@iped-editors.org) Thirty-three people attended our poetry cuppa on 23 March, where Acting President Margaret Trudgeon introduced the host, Andy Jackson, a poet and creative writing teacher, to discuss the...
24 April 2023 | May 2023, Newsletters
Brisbane-based black&write! editor intern and IPEd member Darby Jones talks to us about his background, future aspirations and what made him decide to enter the editing profession. The black&write! editor internship program provides professional development...
24 April 2023 | May 2023, Newsletters
By Sharon Lierse, Chair, IPEd Standards Working Party (ISWP) The ISWP is nearing the final stages of the Standards review. We have been meeting weekly to discuss the content in detail and respond to feedback from specialist external reviewers. Once we have completed...
