The application of a professional approach to quoting, based on a good understanding of the quoting process, is a key factor in operating a successful freelance indexing business. The aim of this session is to assist ANZSI members in developing (or enhancing) the necessary skills, resources and confidence to produce professional quotes. To this end, a panel of highly experienced freelance indexers will
- distinguish between various types of requests for quotes
- provide tips on applying a professional approach to quoting
- outline the various methods of calculating a fee
- discuss the key issues and challenges related to quoting for different types of texts, and
- be available to address your questions.
PANEL MEMBERS:
Nikki Davis has over fifteen years’ experience as a freelance indexer, and focuses on topics related to the humanities and social sciences, particularly architecture, art, education, history, religion and sociology. In addition, Nikki has previous editorial research and library cataloguing experience.
Karen Gillen has operated a freelance indexing, editing and proofreading business for almost 24 years. She specialises in the social sciences, humanities and law. Karen has also conducted indexing training workshops for ANZSI, and is currently ANZSI Education Officer.
Sherrey Quinn is a librarian, information consultant and freelance indexer. Throughout her career, she has indexed print and electronic publications and digital resources across a broad range of subject areas. Sherrey also develops and presents training programs related to her library and indexing work.
DATE: Tuesday, 10 November 2020
TIME: 3.00–4.30pm Eastern Daylight Saving Time
12.00–1.30pm — Western Australia 2.00–3.30pm – Queensland 2.30–4.00pm — South Australia 3.00–4.30pm — Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Tasmania, Victoria 5.00–6.30pm — New Zealand
MEDIA: Zoom (Please note this meeting will NOT be recorded for future viewing).
COST: Free
RSVP: Monday, 3 November 2020
BOOKINGS: For further details regarding the video meeting, and to book your place, please contact the Education Officer.
Karen Gillen
Education Officer