This infographic shares some of the many practical strategies from the book Sharing Your Education Expertise with the World: Make Research Resonate and Widen Your Impact:

The strategies featured are:

Let Reporters Come to You

 Register with these sources journalists search for experts:

•  Help a Reporter Out (HARO) www.helpareporter.com

• Education Writers Association’s (EWA’s) SourceSearch www.ewa.org/sourcesearch

•  Public Insight Network (PIN) www.publicinsightnetwork.org

Download Lists of 2,000 Opportunities

 Click “eResources” tab after visiting goo.gl/qNWR2g.

Author a Book… with 1 Chapter

 Clean up a college paper, visit IGI Global (www.igi-global.com/publish/call-for-papers), change “Display” field to “Call for Book Chapters”, & submit. Once published, you'll be a published author, can set up an Amazon author page (among others), & will look desirable on future book proposals.

Bookmark This

goo.gl/fBhun7 (scan it for reporters’ invitations).

Add #TellEWA When Tweeting Your Work

 The Education Writers Association (EWA) will often share your piece with its 3,000+ journalists as an “EWA Story of the Week”.

Present Online as Step to Give TED Talk

Sort the list of conferences (see 4 tips above) by location & speak at one listed as “online”. You can present in your pajamas (attendees only see your slides) while using notes (sound like a genius!). Save your recording’s weblink & use it when your TED Talk (www.ted.com) application requires a recored sample of your public speaking.

Learn more in the book Sharing Your Education Expertise with the World: Make Research Resonate and Widen Your Impact by Jenny Grant Rankin, Ph.D.

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