New page (dec 1 95), therefore REALLY under construction! Please, Give me pointers of interest to people in educational technology.
Not a journal, but a quality depository for on-line articles.
Aims: To foster a multidisciplinary and intellectually rigorous debate on
the theoretical and practical aspects of interactive media in education.
To clarify the cognitive, social and cultural issues raised by the use
of interactive media in education.
To radically improve teaching and learning through better
interactive media.
To publish leading international research on the theories, practices
and experiences in the field.
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he journal is designed to serve as a peer-reviewed resource for teachers, researchers and tutors of writing at the college and university level, including Technical Writing, Business Writing, Professional Communication, Creative Writing, Composition, and Literature. Kairos deals specifically with the challenges of writing in hypertextual environments, primarily (but not solely) the World-Wide Web.
Do you use or develop interactive learning systems? Is your organisation
involved or interested in new technology for educational or training purposes,
or in the research thereof? Do you produce or use laserdiscs, CD-ROMS or other
electronic media for teaching and learning?
The main topics of Interact are:
New applications of, and idea's on interactive learning within any kind of
educational organisation (schools, museums, universities etc). Conferences,
conventions, meetings, Technological developments, New courseware and relevant
software (Activities of) organisations dealing with Interactive media for
teaching and learning, (Activities of) supporting institutes, Subsidies and/or
government support for multimedia projects, Research projects New books,
magazines, and electronic media.
Compute-Ed is free, and carries no advertising. It is available to anyone with a web browser.
Compute-Ed volumes close in July and November of each year. As articles are accepted, they are
published in the journal, so that each journal gradually builds into a final volume.
Comment: New Journal (no rating yet), very slow link for us ("enhanced" by abuse of Bitmaps).
CMC Magazine seeks innovative essays, features, news, reviews, and other material that explores the many facets of communication using computer-mediated means.
The _Electronic Journal on Virtual Culture_ is published by
Arachnet. Virtual culture is computer-mediated human
experience/behavior/thought/meaning/action/interaction, such
as electronic mail, conferences, and journals; information
distribution /retrieval; the construction and visualization
of images/representations/models of reality and/or worlds;
and global connectivity. The purpose of the refereed journal
is to foster, encourage, advance, and communicate scholarly
thought, (including analysis, evaluation, and research) in
multiple disciplines about virtual culture.
Isn't there an HTML version ??
The Interpersonal Computing and Technology Journal (IPCT-J) is a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal, published four times a year. The journal's focus is on computer-mediated communication, and the pedagogical issues surrounding the use of computers and technology in educational settings.
The Distance Education Online Symposium DEOSNEWS is a mailing list and has 3,586 subscribers in 63 countries. Edited by The American Center for the Study of Distance Education (ACSDE) and The American Journal of Distance Education (AJDE)
The Online Chronicle Of Distance Education And Communication is a a joint publication of Nova Southeastern University and the University of Alaska
The Journal is the official refereed publication of the Cooperative Extension System. The Journal expands and updates the research and knowledge base for Extension professionals and other adult educators to improve their effectiveness. In addition, the Journal serves as a forum for emerging and contemporary issues affecting Extension education.
Psycoloquy is a refereed electronic journal sponsored by the American Psychological Association. It publishes articles and peer commentary in all areas of psychology as well as cognitive science, neuroscience, behavioral biology, artificial intelligence, robotics/vision, linguistics and philosophy.
PSYCHE (ISSN: 1039-723X) is a refereed electronic journal dedicated to supporting the interdisciplinary exploration of the nature of consciousness and its relation to the brain. PSYCHE publishes material relevant to that exploration from the perspectives afforded by the disciplines of cognitive science, philosophy, psychology, physics, neuroscience, artificial intelligence and anthropology. Interdisciplinary discussions are particularly encouraged.
he journal is designed to serve as a peer-reviewed resource for teachers, researchers and tutors of writing at the college and university level, including Technical Writing, Business Writing, Professional Communication, Creative Writing, Composition, and Literature. Kairos deals specifically with the challenges of writing in hypertextual environments, primarily (but not solely) the World-Wide Web.
CWRL is published by the Computer Writing Research Lab, a facility of the Division of Rhetoric and
Composition, at the University of Texas at Austin
CWRL publishes articles that address computer-aided pedagogy in the fields of Rhetoric, Composition and
Literature and is available solely on the World Wide Web.
An Electronic Journal of Interdisciplinary Criticism
This is the electronic incarnation of The Stanford Humanities Review, officially known itself as The Stanford Electronic Humanities Review. The SHR, and the SEHR, are dedicated to providing a wide-open forum for diverse voices from all over the intellectual landscape of our world. Cool Journal ! Issues on AI and Cognitive Science.
Quote: "TNO is a free on-line newsletter. It has been published monthly since January
1994, but it might become less frequent in the future while I [Phil Agre] finish some writing.
Probably the best Newsletter of its kind!
Every issue includes a few short articles, either by me or by guest authors, plus
three regular departments: the wish list, which discusses a potential application of
advanced computing technology, this month's recommendations, usually short book
reviews, and follow-up, which summarizes on-line discussion of previous issues
and offers pointers to useful net resources that I've discovered in the last month."
News section from c|net: the computer network. One of the best designed WWW sites around.
Headlines from the makers of the Webmaster Reference Library. Includes a list of pointers to similar services and a WWW browser watch list!.
The Web's oldest (and still one of the finest) place for announcements of new WWW sites. Co-sponsored by GNN. Alternatives are Netscapes' What's New or various News groups
The on-line version of MecklerMedia's WebWeek. A "journal for the Web professional". Good for new trends, also a nice place for rumors and facts about major Internet players.
A section from Point (Top 5% on the web, etc.) service. Features all sorts of news. E.g. see Internet News.
Certainement le journal le plus branché !
An other high-quality on-line Mag. Good covers on the information highway and cyberspace.
An Interactive Magazine of Metropolitan Passions
Bienvenue au site des Chroniques de Cybérie, l'hebdomadaire francophone du Système d'information planétaire, mieux connu sous le nom de World Wide Web.
D.K.S.