Digital Culture and Education

Digital Culture & Education is an international inter-disciplinary open-access peer-reviewed academic journal. Established in 2009 by Chris Walsh & Thomas Apperley the journal publishes scholarly work exploring the overlaps of digital technology, culture, and education. The journal is dedicated to making this scholarship and research available to all via open access to challenge the hegemony of publishers. All articles are accessible and available in downloadable print formats hosted on this website.

DCE’s editorial board is purposefully interdisciplinary, with expertise on theory and research in areas of digital technology, sociology theory, culture, internet studies, social justice, education, queer studies and beyond. The board continues to expand to match the growing diversity of digital and educational experiences and pathways. We rely entirely on the dedicated and uncredited labour of the board and our reviewers.

As an open-access journal we are always seeking new ideas and pathways to share scholarship publicly. Should you have any ideas for publications, special editions, art, podcasts, videos, or any other form of public scholarship for your work, please do reach out to our team via email at editor@DigitalCultureandEducation.com. We are keen to disrupt and expand the possibilities of public scholarship beyond conventional publications, so please do get in touch with any ideas.

DCE has an open call for proposals for the development of guest-edited special themed issues and cover art. Guest editors and artists should send a short proposal to editor@DigitalCultureandEducation.com for more information.

There is no charge to submit, or publish papers in the Digital Culture and Education journal, which is a non-commercial, open access academic journal that is distributed freely, at no charge. Should you wish to submit a paper for review by our board, please follow this link.

Our scope

  • Digital Technology

  • Cultural implications emerging from technology and digital spaces

  • Educational Technology

  • Public knowledge as it intersects with digital technology

  • MOOCs and Open Education

  • Gamification, Edutainment, and Video Games

  • New methodological approaches to the digital, the social, and educational spaces

  • New theoretical approaches to understanding the enmeshing of technology, education, and culture

  • Digital Humanities & Digital Sociology

  • Computer Sciences

  • Postdigital, transhuminist, and posthumanist approaches

  • social, culture, political, and cultural dimensions of digital media in education

  • Global and local dimensions of the relationships between technology and education

  • Critical analysis of the relationship between technology, education, and culture

Editorial Board

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