Publication
Every paper presented at ICETOL 2027 is published in the Abstracts Book. Full-text publication is optional and needs a separate application after the conference.
For inclusion in the final programme, in the conference Abstracts Book and in other publications, at least one author must be registered by the late registration deadline.
Previous proceedings are available in the Archive.
All papers presented at ICETOL 2027 follow a two-stage publication structure:
Stage 1 · Automatic
Stage 2 · Optional
Authors may choose only one of the following publication pathways.
To be considered for the Proceedings Book:
Note: The Proceedings Book will be published after the conference.
To be considered for journal publication:
Note: All journal submissions undergo independent peer review. Final decisions are made by journal editors. Submission does not guarantee publication.
Authors wishing to publish a journal article based on an extended version of their ICETOL 2027 conference presentation must prepare their manuscript according to the journal’s guidelines. Manuscripts must align with the journal’s aim and scope and should be submitted through the journal’s own submission system.
The following journals have been confirmed for collaboration. Given that each journal follows its own submission protocols, authors are expected to comply with the specific guidelines of their selected publication.
TOJDE is an open-access, peer-reviewed academic distance education journal. Although distance education has now a history of over 150 years, with the unprecedented developments in digital technologies and new paradigms, there has been an ever-increasing demand for experts and expertise in distance education.
EDMETIC is an open-access, peer-reviewed academic journal focused on media education and educational technology. Born to strengthen the educommunicative line demanded by international frameworks, the journal welcomes research, classroom experiences, and reflective contributions. It aims to invite the entire educational community to promote media literacy and the integration of information and communication technologies across all levels and areas of education.
EDMETIC publishes seven articles per issue. Every manuscript goes through the journal’s own peer review.
JETOL is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the fields of educational technology and online learning. The journal serves researchers, practitioners, and policymakers by providing a platform for the dissemination of innovative research and practices in online and distance education.
The European Journal of Open, Distance and E-Learning (EURODL) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research on open, distance, online, and technology-enhanced learning. Established in 1995, EURODL serves as a key platform for scholars, educators, and policymakers to explore innovations, best practices, and theoretical advancements in digital education. The journal covers a wide range of topics, including pedagogical strategies, learning analytics, artificial intelligence in education, and digital inclusion. Published by the EDEN Digital Learning Europe, EURODL fosters a global dialogue on the future of learning in digital environments.
IJCE is an international, open access, peer-reviewed e-journal which publishes high quality and original research and review papers conducted in the field of educational technology or technology education. The IJCE has been being published biannually (June, December).
The main aim of AsianJDE is to disseminate scholarly works and information useful to researchers and practitioners in the growing field of distance education in Asia. The Journal also aims to provide a forum for discussions within and directly relating to distance education, and so elicits theoretical and practical solutions to address issues concerning distance education. The AsianJDE has a specific focus on the Asian context as well as the global context.
Jour-OLS is an open-access double-blind peer reviewed academic online learning journal. The Journal targets both researchers, practitioners, and policy-makers of online distance learning fields. Jour-OLS is available free-of-charge to anyone with access to the internet, and there are no article submission or access charges for publication, and it has been published annually in December.
ETTP aims to provide an international refereed scholarly and open-access journal to publish high-quality studies in Educational Technology. The journal publishes studies focusing on theoretical and practical aspects of educational technology, including but not limited to research reports, experimental studies, survey studies, and research reviews. These studies can be analysis, development, implementation, and evaluation of the interventions designed to propose the solutions with technology for the educational/instructional needs of individuals and society, made with different methodological approaches. The language of submissions can be English or Turkish.
The Journal of Emerging Minds in Undergraduate Research (JEMUR) is an open-access academic journal designed to provide a comprehensive and interdisciplinary publication platform for undergraduate and graduate students. The journal publishes innovative research that connects multiple fields through a coherent research question and welcomes scholarly work at the intersection of artificial intelligence, digital arts, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, engineering, and business. JEMUR aims to showcase original scientific and creative contributions from emerging researchers by offering theoretical frameworks and empirical insights into the impacts of digital transformation and technological advancement on contemporary society.
For JEMUR, prepare your manuscript according to the journal’s Call for Papers and author guidelines, and submit it by following the submission procedures announced in the Call for Papers.
Edited by Gürhan Durak (Balıkesir University), Serkan Çankaya (Izmir Demokrasi University) and Semiral Öncü (Balıkesir University). The book offers academics, researchers, university leaders and policymakers a shared vocabulary and evidence base for deciding what AI should and should not take over in academic work, using delegation as a central lens across teaching, research, careers and governance.
Chapter proposal deadline: 3 January 2027. Proposals are submitted through the publisher’s call-for-chapters page.
View the call for chapters →
To be considered for a book chapter, follow the instructions of the relevant book project (for the IGI Global book above, submit a chapter proposal through its call-for-chapters page by the stated deadline). In your submission, include:
Note: Book chapters undergo editorial screening and peer review. Submission does not guarantee publication.
