As a part of the Click Alt Learn mission, my goal is to bring you relevant and timely topics, ideas, and references that you can use as you are progressing through your journey to integrate Web 2.0 / Social media into your educational tool belt. Today's blog installment topic is a listing a great reference journals in which you can find peer reviewed articles to base your social media experiences on. Keep in mind books are place to start your reference journey but books are very rarely peer reviewed.
Computers & Education: This journal frequently publishes research on the integration of technology, including social media, in educational contexts. Search within this journal for articles using keywords like "social media," "discourse," "online discussion," "educational tools," and specific platform names (e.g., Twitter, Facebook, discussion forums).Internet and Higher Education: This journal focuses on the impact of the internet and web-based technologies on higher education. Look for articles exploring the use of social media for communication, collaboration, and knowledge sharing, which often involve discourse.British Journal of Educational Technology (BJET): BJET covers a wide range of educational technology research, including the use of social media to enhance learning and interaction. Search for articles related to online discussions, collaborative learning, and the role of social media in these processes.Educational Technology & Society: This journal publishes research on the integration of information and communication technologies in education and training. Explore articles that investigate how social media platforms facilitate communication and knowledge construction among learners.Journal of Computer Assisted Learning (JCAL): JCAL focuses on the use of computers as an aid to learning and teaching. Search for articles that examine the design and effectiveness of social media-based tools for promoting interaction and dialogue in educational settings.
Learning, Media and Technology: This journal explores the relationship between learning, media, and technology, including the role of social media in formal and informal learning environments. Look for articles that analyze how social media influences communication and knowledge exchange.
Great list of journals (full disclosure — I just stepped off the editorship at Internet and Higher Ed after a decade). Thanks for pulling these all together for us. And may I suggest a journal outside of education that nonetheless could be relevant? Check out Social Media & Society.
ReplyDeleteThank you Venessa for the suggestion of adding the journal of Social Media & Society to our list of relevant resources!
DeleteThank you for sharing these resources! They will be very helpful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these resources for education!
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome. I hope that they will serve you well at some point in your Web 2.0 journey
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