The AACE Journal (AACEJ), originally a print journal entitled Educational Technology Review (ETR), has
been transformed into an online publication to not only increase timeliness of
content but also to enhance every issue with the current and future electronic
resources and tools available on the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE)
website.
AACEJ provides a multidisciplinary forum and focal point for AACE
members to exchange information between disciplines, educational levels, and
information technologies.
The purpose of this exchange should result in the growth of ideas and
practical solutions that can contribute toward the improvement of education and
learning through information technology. All AACE members receive the AACE Journal as a benefit of membership.
Call for Papers
The AACE Journal invites article contributions.
This online periodical is devoted to the issues and applications of educational
technology to enhance learning and teaching. Reviewed by leaders in the field,
this publication is designed to provide a multi-disciplinary forum to present
and discuss all aspects of educational technology in all learning environments.
Published by the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE),
AACEJ is for professors, teachers, developers, researchers, administrators,
teacher educators, corporate trainers, and technology coordinators representing
all disciplines and levels of education and learning. This international journal
(circulation 30,000+) is sent to all AACE members and to subscribers.
Articles are invited on any aspect of educational technology and e-learning. Published articles will be archived and also available in the AACE Digital Library.
Contributions may include:
- Current issues and discussions
- Review papers
- Reports on innovative applications and projects
- Courseware experiences
- Opinions
- And more
Note:
Research articles should not be submitted to the AACE Journal but rather are welcome in other
AACE journals. For the list of all AACE journals, see:
www.aace.org/pubs/
Articles essentially promoting commercial products should not be
submitted, and AACEJ does not accept advertising.
The reading audience is diverse and the focus is on the issues and practical
applications. Articles should be understood by the general reader in educational
technology and e-learning.
Article inquiries: please contact Gary Marks, Editor;
Publications Office
Authors Guidelines for the AACE Journal (and
other AACE journals):
www.aace.org/pubs/entrance/
A publication of
AACE—Association for the Advancement of Computing
in Education