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Proof Reading

Humphrey Evans
Content
Just about everybody in journalism has to check proofs. Exercises and discussion outline the process, helping you see how to read and check material thoroughly, showing and explaining the use of the standard proof-reading marks which help you instruct typesetters and others about what corrections you want made. This will include:

*What proof - reading entails
*Picking up and using the standard proof - reading marks
*Sensitising yourself to mis-spelled words, errors of fact and misplaced design elements
*The proof - reading process, including handling page proofs
*Taking cost into account

Who should Attend?
Anyone working for newspapers, magazines, books or websites who has to handle proofs as part of their job; sub-editors and would-be subeditors; editors handling page proofs; reporters and writers concerned about correcting their own copy

Qualifications
A desire to learn the basic skills of proof-reading

Expected learning outcomes
An appreciation of what you are looking for when proof-reading
Learning the use of the standard proof-correcting symbols

Further courses to consider
Introduction to sub-editing – proof-reading may lead you into thinking of sub-editing

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Date added: 2009-06-05
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