[LM_NET] Call for Papers: Issue #21 - case studies/best practices of use of technology in instruction which may involve interaction with libraries (both physical and virtual) and librarians

[Sandy Kuehnel <Sandy@MITINET.COM>]

I'm posting this for Tom Adamich, Professional Library Consultant.

*** Call for Papers ***
Issue #21 - case studies/best practices of use of technology in instruction which 
may involve interaction with libraries (both physical and virtual) and librarians

Publish your research papers, position papers, or practice abstracts, and book 
reviews in this international refereed journal.
The International Journal of Information and Communication Technology Education 
publishes articles, papers, manuscripts, and book reviews promoting the advancement 
of teaching with technology at all levels of education encompassing all domains of 
learning. The primary mission of the IJICTE is to serve as a medium for 
introducing, collaborating, analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating new and 
innovative contributions to the theory, practice, and research of technology 
education applicable to K-12 education, higher education, and corporate and 
proprietary education. Prospective authors are invited to submit abstracts of the 
highest quality not currently under review by another publication.

The IJICTE journal would be pleased to receive original materials concerned with 
the theoretical underpinnings, successful application, and potential for advancing 
technology education within formal education, corporate training, higher education, 
professional development, and proprietary education. The IJICTE publishes 
contributions from all disciplines of information technology education.

*** Submissions ***

Articles should be between 2,000 and 6,000 words in length. Articles outside these 
parameters will not be considered. Submitted manuscripts must be prepared in the 
American Psychological Association (APA) editorial style and references should 
relate only to material cited within the manuscript. The review process, copyright 
considerations, procedures for submitting your manuscript and the review process, 
and additional information is provided under Guidelines for Submissions at:
http://www.idea-group.com/journals/details.asp?id=4287

Please email submissions to:

"Lawrence Tomei" <tomei@rmu.edu><mailto:%3ctomei@rmu.edu%3e>

Vol 6



2010



Issue 21

Jan-Mar issue

3/1/2009

- Call for Papers

4/30/2009

- Deadline for Submissions

5/1/2009

- Submissions to ERB

5/31/2009

- Evaluations from ERB

6/15/2009

- Revisions from Authors and Copyright Agreements

6/20/2009

- TOC

7/1/2009

- Materials due to IGI no later than the previous July 1

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- Journal to printer by Oct 1

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- Journal mailed to subscriber by Nov 1


Thanks for posting this notice.

Take care.

Tom

Tom Adamich, MLS
President
Visiting Librarian Service
Senior Executive Consultant
Mitinet, Inc.
P.O. Box 932
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
330-364-4410
vls@tusco.net<mailto:vls@tusco.net>
toma@mitinet.com<mailto:toma@mitinet.com>


Sandy Kuehnel
Customer Service Specialist
sandy@mitinet.com

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www.mitinet.com

Phone 800.824.6272 Ext 218
Fax 608.845.9261


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