Thursday, September 02, 2010
Publications
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Journal of Instruction Delivery SystemsInvitation to PublishThe Journal of Instruction Delivery Systems (JIDS) is a quarterly publication devoted to the issues, problems, and applications of instructional delivery systems in education, training, and job performance. Its purpose is to inform managers, senior professionals, and developers of specific examples of applications of technology based learning systems for education, training, and job performance improvement in terms of results that can be or have been achieved. The publication is application oriented and not focused on the technical aspects of design and development. The readers should get information directly applicable to their jobs. Articles are invited that examine some phase - technology, evolution, planning, cost, learning successes and failures - of contemporary delivery systems, in line with the foregoing. The journal audience embraces trainers, professionals, and educators across a broad spectrum of business, industry, and the military, administrators and executives, and academia. The articles should be of interest to a wide range of readers involved in some aspect of lifelong learning. Readers are invited to share their work in this domain. A blind review process will be used for the selection of manuscripts. In addition, work may be published that has been solicited by the editorial review board. Work submitted for publication in JIDS should not be submitted elsewhere. Manuscripts will be acknowledged electronically upon receipt. Decisions about publication will be forthcoming no later than 12 weeks following acknowledgment. Manuscripts are to be prepared in accordance with the publication manual of the American Psychological Association (APA), fourth edition. Follow these guidelines:
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