TechKnowLogia is a forum for dialogue and sharing of knowledge and experiences, and an instrument to encourage thinking "outside the box." To this end, our editorial policy is driven by rigor, reliability of data and relevance to our clientele. The journal does not hold a priori positions regarding certain policies, strategies or technologies, nor does it endorse particular products, services or institutions. It is, therefore, conceivable (and desirable) to carry articles that embrace or advocate different views or positions.

TechKnowLogia is not a specialized academic journal. It is a one-stop magazine that deals with the whole domain of issues related to technologies for knowledge and learning. Since it caters to a diverse clientele with varied backgrounds and resources, it covers the whole spectrum of technologies in a crisp, strategy-oriented and practical manner. In many instances it offers a digest of available knowledge in the interest of readers who have limited or no access to sources of information. For information on TechKnowLogia's readership profile, click here.

Submissions

TechKnowLogia accepts submissions of articles that describe experiences in the use of technologies for learning and dissemination of knowledge.

• Style: Articles should fall into one of TechKnowLogia's stated content categories and be related to a particular theme.

• Content: Articles should describe the context of the experience, the experience itself, its rationale, its modality and its effectiveness in terms of economic and educational benefits. Authors submitting articles warrant that the content of their articles is accurate and reliable. Highly technical/academic articles are discouraged.

• Article Submission and Acceptance: Submitted articles are not guaranteed for acceptance. They will be reviewed for style and content. Authors will be promptly informed whether their submission is accepted.

• Editing: Accepted articles may be revised by our editors to fit the requirements and style of the Journal. Authors will be asked to make editorial changes only when very significant.

• Copyright: Knowledge Enterprise, Inc. will hold the copyright to the submitted article in accordance with the copyright policy established for TechKnowLogia. Authors submitting articles to TechKnowLogia warrant that they are entitled to grant permission for publication, and that their materials do not infringe upon or violate the intellectual property rights of others.

• Title & Byline: Articles should include a title and byline (author's name, position and affiliation.) Also, authors may include very brief information about themselves in the form of an endnote. Should the author wish to be contacted by our readers, please include the author’s coordinates, also in an endnote.

• Disclaimers/acknowledgements: If there are any disclaimers or acknowledgements, they should be included in the form of an endnote. (e.g. The views in this article are those of the author and do not represent those of …)

• Introductory paragraph: We propose that an article be started with a short paragraph that introduces the topic and summarizes the article. We encourage a "catchy" introduction.

• Subtitles: Use subtitles generously.

• References and links: We encourage the use of references and links (URLs) for important ideas. If you include links, please check that they work appropriately, i.e. the addresses are correct. Numbered comments are requested in the form of endnotes.

• Length: Articles should be between 2500 - 3000 words and in WORD 97 format.

• Language: Please set the language to English (United States).

• Pictures/graphics: Pictures and graphics in GIF or JPEG format are invited as long as the file size is not prohibitively large (e.g. not more than 50 - 100K). Please send any pictures/graphics separately as attachments in an email.

• Method of Submission: Articles should be submitted electronically as an attachment to email, or as the text of an email. Hard copies are not permitted.

TechKnowLogia is posted quarterly and each Issue focuses on a specific theme as described below.

2002 July/August/September: Technology for All – Issues of Equity

This Issue will analyze the components of the digital divide and present the potential and experience in reaching under-served groups such as the disabled, older learners, rural populations (telecenters, rural multi-grade schools), women and the poor.

Deadline for Submission of Articles: March 30, 2002

2002 October/November/December: Technologies for Teacher Training

This Issue will focus on the escalating demands for teacher education and the potential of technology in improving the efficiency, quality and cost of teacher education and training schemes.

Deadline for Submission of Articles: May 24, 2002

2003 January/ February/March: Technologies and Learning

This Issue will focus on the effectiveness of technologies in the attainment of learning at different levels including problem-solving, creativity, synthesis, analysis, application….

Deadline for Submission of Articles: August 23, 2002

2003 April/May/June: Public/Private Partnership for Technology

This Issue will focus on the macro conditions necessary for ICT for education such as ICT infrastructure, regulatory frameworks and finance and how public/private partnership can advance these conditions.

Deadline for Submission of Articles: November 22, 2003

2003 July/August/September: Technologies for the Advancement of Knowledge

This Issue will focus on technologies and tools that are effective in the generation, packaging and dissemination of knowledge such as e-libraries, e-books, research networks, resources centers, etc.

Deadline for Submission of Articles: February 21, 2003

2003 October/November/December: Technologies for Labor Productivity

This Issue will focus on labor productivity in knowledge-based economies and the role of technologies in enhancing such productivity. Specific areas will include the use of technology in skill formation, labor upgrading and labor agility.

Deadline for Submission of Articles: May 23, 2003

Whom to Contact

Correspondence regarding editorial matters may be addressed to: TechKnowLogia@KnowledgeEnterprise.org.