Equity and Quality of Learning in a Global Digital World A Special Issue of the Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology Guest Editors Prof. Hannele Niemi, University of Helsinki, Finland Prof. Liu Jia, Beijing Normal University, China Prof. Keith Devlin, Stanford University, USA Proposals are invited for papers for a special issue of the Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology on the theme of Equity and Quality of Learning in a Global Digital World. The call is open for the international JoLII 2019 Conference – Equity and Quality of Learning in a Global Digital World (JoLII 2019) participants. JoLII 2019 is organized by the Faculty of Education at the University of Lapland, Finland.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the world. It impacts societies, organizations, work, and education, and it is becoming more and more a part of everyday life. This situation offers enormous opportunities to expand educational settings for learning in and beyond the traditional classroom, but it also requires a significant investment in lifelong learning so that all levels of education can take the changing technology into account. The international JoLII 2019 theme Equity and Quality of Learning in a Global Digital World Media invites papers that bring education into the forefront of AI research. The aim is to draw on multidisciplinary research, e.g. psychology and technology, to use AI as a significant opportunity to ensure high-quality education for all and change the learning crisis into quality learning at both the local and global level.
A time line for the submission process: 1. A 500-word abstracts have been submitted by 31 May, 2019. Notifications of acceptances has been sent and the invitation of paper submission will be done by early August 2019. 2. Full papers will be due on 31 October 2019. Submission details tbc later.
3. First editorial decision, 31 January 2020
4. Deadline for the revision, 31 March 2020
5. Publication of the special issue, 30 July 2020
6. Announcement of Published Journal ( EST 30 August 2020 During the JoLII Conference 2020) Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology website.