Indie Book News

What's a Rowapalooza? Why, it's a celebration of our 2-year anniversary with #ReadyRowUSA alumni. Not to be missed! #rowing

Independent publishing is not for the faint of heart - although access to technology has demolished the stranglehold of the traditional publishing "gatekeepers," you will have to acquire the skills, invest the time, or hire the talent (or all three) required to professionally publish and effectively distribute your book. Panelists: Eddie Vincent, Shawn Anderson, Charlotte Pierce

What USRowing Convention it has been! We heard  from and interacted with legendary rowing coaches, rowing science geeks, sports diversity & inclusion activists - and our brand-new CEO!

As part of our event sponsorship for the #USRowCon2020, Ready, Row! USA connects with Samantha Wonderlin and Sarah McAulifffe, two of the event's intrepid organizers, to discuss the first-ever USRowing Virtual Convention, Dec. 8-13, 2020.

Peeragogy In Action podcast, Episode #4 Peeragogy is all about forming a collaborative community with diverse skills interested in learning how to do something, and doing it! The Peeragogy Handbook, started in 2012, is one such project

New USRowing CEO Amanda Kraus talks to Olympic athlete & coach Jim Dietz about the challenges ahead of her at the organization.

Join CICOLAB (Collective Intelligence Collaboratory) co-founders Lauren Nignon and Charles Blass as they report initial findings on what makes “Peeragogy for Kids."

Come join us virtually for an educational and fun-filled weekend that you won’t soon forget. And don't forget about the IPNE Book Awards on Saturday evening Nov. 7! (drum roll, please!)

Our experts discuss how they leverage the benefits of rowing to achieve recovery from physical and mental challenges.

How is Wikipedia different? The platform is not driven by the same profit motives of YouTube, Twitter, or Facebook; in fact, its entire purpose is to enable users to evaluate good vs. bad sources of information. How can Wikipedia help us, how can we help Wikipedia, and what can be learned from Wikipedia to help other websites better serve the public good?

How do we mobilize as a rowing community to make our sport more accessible to a wider range of communities, financial resources, and physical abilities? We found some folks with good, practical suggestions and best practices.

Learn how IPNE can help you "make better books and sell more of them."