Writing College Textbook Supplements Ebook

Writing College Textbook Supplements

Earn extra income writing college textbook supplements

• Instructor's manuals
• Student study guides
• Companion web sites
• Test questions
• Lecture outlines
• PowerPoint presentations
• Transparencies
• Booklets
• Internet exercises
• Article interpretation exercises
• Student readers
• Writing parts of textbooks

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Here are just some of the important things covered:

• The 8 major college textbook publishers that can hire you to write supplements right now--web addresses included. Appendix One: College Textbook Publishers. Page 99.
  
• The 4 ways writing textbook supplements can boost your career. Page 15.
  
• The one thing that will save you tons of time when writing test questions, and why you should do it first. Page 67.
  
• The 11 factors that determine how much money you'll make. Page 16.
  
• The cyclical nature of the textbook publishing world. You must understand it and use it to your advantage. Page 17.
  
• The 5 things editors want. Page 19.
  
• How the consolidation of publishing companies affects you, and how to use consolidation to your advantage. Page 22.
  
• The 3 things you send to an editor to win that first assignment. Page 24.
  
• The 14 rules for making great PowerPoint™ slides. Page 89.
  
• How to keep track of potential tax deductions and your payments--and what you should do if a payment is late. Chapter 9, Accounting Details.
  
• The 7 guidelines for writing a fair--yet challenging--essay question. Page 71.
  
• The important clauses in contracts: what they mean, when you should request changes--and when you shouldn't. Page 40.
  
• 7 things you must do to make editors happy. Chapter 6, How to Make Editors Happy.
  
• Why writing good multiple-choice questions is both important and challenging--I give you all the important tips you need to know. Page 68.
  
• The 5 ways to deal with a payment offer that's too low. Page 34.
  
• Important techniques for writing well and writing efficiently. Chapter 8, Getting the Work Done.
  
• The 3 ways to identify editors and get their contact information. Pages 25-26.
  
• If you have what it takes to do this full-time, and when you should take the leap. Page 18.
  
• 10 things you must do to keep more projects coming your way. Chapter 7, Getting More Work.
  
• The best method for determining how long it will take to complete a project (and what you should charge). Page 32.
  
• The 9 components of a typical instructor's manual--and how to do an excellent job with them. Chapter 11, Creating Instructor's Manuals.
  
• The contents of study guides and companion sites, including how they differ and why companion sites now have a greater priority. Chapter 12, Student Study Guides and Companion Sites.
  
• The 5 things you must do when you are hired to write part of a textbook. Pages 95-96.
  
• The advantages and disadvantages of contacting editors by phone and e-mail. Pages 26-28.

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