Journal Name: International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning
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You are receiving this email because you are a registered author of the International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning (iJET). If this email does not pertain to you, please feel free to disregard it; we will not send any further communications.
We are writing to inform you about recent changes in the indexing status of our journal. As of now, iJET continues to be listed in Elsevier EI Compendex, EBSCO, dblp, and LearnTechLib. However, we regret to inform you that our coverage by Elsevier Scopus has been discontinued starting from iJET Vol. 18, No. 19, 2023. The last issue that Scopus covered is iJET Vol. 18, No. 18, 2023. This holds true, despite the Scopus Preview website continuing to indicate that iJET is still indexed. They usually take some time to update that page.
Kind regards,
The iJET Editorial Team
Short name: iJET
Subject Area and Category:
Country:
Germany
Review date:
2021.06.14 Updated: 2021.08.04
SJR Quartile: SJRQ2
WOS/ISI:
ISSN: 18688799,
18630383
Publisher: Kassel
University Press
Email: dominik.may@uga.edu
APC: Was Euro
350. In 2021 it became Euro 430.
Full papers: 430 EUR – 12-16 pages (+20 EUR/each additional
page)
Short Papers: 380 EUR – 4-8 pages (+20 EUR an additional
page, max 1 possible)
Reports, Application Notes: 380 EUR – max. 16 pages (+20
EUR/each additional page)
Editor(s):
Editor-in-Chief
Dominik May, University of
Georgia, United States
Executive
Editor
Michael E. Auer, CTI Frankfurt/Main
- New York - Vienna - Bangalore
Associate
Editors-in-Chief
Martin Ebner, TU Graz
Mohammad Khalil, University of
Bergen, Norway
Associate
Editors
Stamatios Papadakis, School of
Education, University of Crete, Greece, Greece
Neelakshi Chandrasena
Premawardhena,
Department of Modern Languages, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka
Dr. Seshasai
Srinivasan,
McMaster University, Canada
Valerie Varney, Cologne University
of Applied Science TH Köln, Germany
Technical
Editor
Sebastian Schreiter, Lagorce, France
Beall Listed: NO
Scopus Discontinued List: NO
Frequency: 24
Issues per year.
Template: Author
Guidelines
Style: IEEE Citation Reference. These guidelines
allow the author a lot of flexibility.
Copyright:
Similarity threshold:
Submission process: Online.
Journal Web Page Comments: Latest two weeks after submission authors will be
informed about acceptance for review or rejection. Our average review time is 6
weeks.
Sample paper(s):
Appropriate Thai High School Student Internet Behaviour: A Hierarchical Linear Model Analysis
An analysis of digital literacy skills among Thai university seniors.
A blended learning model for learning achievement enhancement of Thai undergraduate students.
Handbook comments: Time to acceptance/review clearly stated. It is suggested that 3 papers from iJET or sister publications be cited. We highly recommend this journal and the sister journals as well (iJOE, iJIM). In our opinion, Dr. Auer is the best of the best. Many other ‘world class’ journals and their editors could learn a lot from Professor Auer.
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