Sarah Lustig

Follow these simple steps to identify and prepare for the possible challenges presented by changes in the industry.

Here I will consider what the future of education publishing might look like and how, as an industry, we can prepare for it.

Many publishers need teachers for reviews of resources and this can be a good income source. It is also a good method of making contacts.

Have you ever spotted an error in an email from a copyeditor? Here, I dispel some myths about why professionals make mistakes too.

Many educational publishers aim to follow the curriculum order in their books. In this post, I weigh up the pros and cons.

Commissioning your first digital product? Start here >>>

I spoke to some of the best authors I have worked with and found out what they really thought of the publishing process.

I consider how project managers can make a project their own when taking over midway through.

With UK universities being accused of censorship, I consider whether it is ever acceptable to adapt textbooks for overseas markets.

A project manager must ensure their projects stay on budget. But do you kick off your heels and spend the whole budget?

For my first post, I thought I would start with an introduction to one of the areas I work in: international curricula.