Call Due April 15: Open Access Book and AI Special Issue

Call Due April 15: Open Access Book and AI Special Issue

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April 10, 2023

Call Due April 15: Open Access Book and AI Special Issue

Note this update from this Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education and, in particular, the special interest group focused on K-12 distance, online, and blended learning (and also the sponsor the Journal of Online Learning Research).

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Call for Open-Access Book & Journal Special Issue on AI

All Submissions Due: April 15

What PreK-12 Teachers Should Know About Educational technology in 2023: A Research to Practice Anthology

Peer-reviewed, Rapid Publication,
Open Access Book

Submissions Due: April 15
Full Call & Submission Information

Important Dates

  • Manuscript Submission: April 15, 2023
  • Reviews Returned/Decisions: May 1, 2023
  • Publication: Approximately June 2023

Topics can include

  • Research study that has direct implications for practice
  • Topics could also include a collection of studies
  • Topics do not have to be one sole article or a corpus of work from one researcher
  • Topics can be technological, pedagogical, or content-based, but technology must play a role in the delivery
  • Cutting-edge topics that teachers are currently seeing and responding to are particularly welcome

Artificial Intelligence + Education:
Love or Hate?

(Open Access & No Author Cost)
Journal of Interactive Learning Research (JILR)
Special Issue

Submissions Due: April 15
Full Call & Submission Information

Important Dates

  • Manuscript Submission: April 15, 2023
  • Reviews Returned/Decisions: May 1, 2023
  • Publication: Approximately June 2023
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following aspects:
  • AI features and affordances for instructional objectives
  • AI design frameworks and challenges for education
  • User behaviors and perceptions within AI educational experiences
  • AI integration in classroom and workforce settings
  • AI-empowered professional development and training
  • Accessibility in AI to promote inclusive interactive learning
  • Evaluation and assessment of instructional AI
  • Student-led AI creation and related learning outcomes
  • Solutions to AI-related issues (e.g., plagiarism) in education and training
  • Communities of practice in AI-related social media
  • The impact of AI on academic research effort
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