About the Journal
Digital Learning Review is a peer-reviewed journal that seeks to promote academic research and criticism in the area of digital learning with technology. Digital Learning Review acts as a platform for scholars, academics, practitioners, designers, technologists, and policymakers to disseminate their research and analyze the continuous development of the relationship between technology and education.
Given that technology has been increasingly having effects on education, the journal seeks to explore the role played by technologies and strategies that can be employed in promoting effective learning through technology.
The journal seeks to encourage contributions about both the advantages and disadvantages of digitalizing education.
The journal hopes to link academic research and education practices through academic research and criticism.
Objectives and Scope
The key purpose of Digital Learning Review is to facilitate scholarly studies and discussions on digital learning and educational technologies design and implementation.
Among others, Digital Learning Review invites contributions to:
The journal accepts original research articles, systematic and critical reviews, theory papers, conceptual papers, methodology papers, and interdisciplinary research papers.
The journal encourages research conducted in different educational environments and locations, especially research that provides valuable insight regarding effective and responsible digital learning practices.