e-ISSN: 2618-6586 Open Access · Peer-Reviewed JETOL on DergiPark
JETOL — Journal of Educational Technology & Online Learning
Publisher
Gürhan Durak
Publication Model
Periodical (January – May – September)
Status
Open for Submissions
JETOL journal cover — Volume 9 Issue 3, September 2026

Open-access · Peer-reviewed · Since 2018

Journal of Educational Technology and Online Learning

  • e-ISSN2618-6586
  • Frequency3 issues / year
  • LanguageEnglish
  • APCNo fees
  • LicenseCC BY 4.0

About

Journal of Educational Technology and Online Learning (JETOL) is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the fields of educational technology and online learning. The journal serves researchers, practitioners, and policymakers by providing a platform for the dissemination of innovative research and practices in online and distance education.

JETOL is published three times a year—in January, May, and September—and is freely accessible online, with no submission or access fees. Additionally, each year, the journal publishes a special issue featuring selected papers from the International Conference on Educational Technology and Online Learning (ICETOL), one of the most influential conferences in the field. The journal accepts full-length articles in English, welcoming contributions that address contemporary challenges and emerging trends in the integration of technology, particularly artificial intelligence, in online learning and educational settings.

Articles in this issue

  1. Teacher professional development programmes under the Zanzibar improving students’ prospect (ZISP) project: Factors for effective implementation

    Hamad Massoud Hamad, Goodluck Massawe, Onesmo Nyinondi

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 311–333 PDF

  2. The human face of innovative teaching: EFL teachers’ emotional vulnerability in AI-assisted teaching through the lens of Technology Acceptance Model

    Behrokh Abdoli

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 334–349 PDF

  3. Digital competence and academic performance: The mediating role of e-learning risk management

    Ryan Sayson

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 350–364 PDF

  4. Effectiveness of a teachable machine-based instructional program for developing electronic concepts among eighth-grade students

    Mahmoud Barghot, Ahmed Abu Elba

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 365–373 PDF

  5. Optimizing AI-based assessment in history education: The impact of prompt engineering on scoring performance in a morphologically rich language

    Yunus Özdemir, Emine Aşçi

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 374–396 PDF

  6. The effect of LLM-powered value-integrated story cards on English vocabulary acquisition: A generative AI-supported convergent mixed methods study in middle school students

    Halil Senturk

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 397–409 PDF

  7. Reclaiming pedagogical architecture in adaptive gamification: Design-time scenario-level adaptivity beyond algorithmic personalization

    Sercan Uzun

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 410–432 PDF

  8. A novel web-based application to identify multiple intelligence types of high school students and examining the impact of differentiated homework on academic performance

    Mücahit Dener, Mehmet İlyas Bayındır

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 433–454 PDF

  9. YouGlish in English language education: A systematic review of relevant publications

    İbrahim Halil Topal, Ecem Ekinci, Mithat Ekinci

    Review 30 September 2026 Pages 455–476 PDF

  10. Teachers’ technopedagogical competence and perspectives on artificial intelligence use in education

    Mustafa Kemal Araycı, Melike Özyurt

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 477–493 PDF

  11. Overcoming challenges in teaching natural history through the cognitive theory of multimedia learning: A case study with preservice teachers

    Selin Şahin, Serap Öz Aydın

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 494–508 PDF

  12. Navigating AI feedback: Changing perceptions and argumentation skills in science teacher education

    Eylem Yıldız Feyzioğlu, Sevil Aymak

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 509–536 PDF

  13. What should assessment measure when AI can produce the output? A conceptual framework for human-centered assessment in online education

    Mesut Aydemir

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 537–551 PDF

  14. From prompts to pedagogy: Mapping prompt engineering in English language education

    Pelin Derinalp

    Review 30 September 2026 Pages 552–567 PDF

  15. Modelling a dataset-defined skill-retention outcome in generative AI-assisted learning: An exploratory machine-learning and explainability study

    Clinton Amponsah, Bernard Kyiewu, Linda Bessa-Simons

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 568–581 PDF

  16. Adaptation of the Teachers’ Trust in Artificial Intelligence–based Educational Technologies Scale into Turkish: A validity and reliability study

    Tuğba Yüksel, Çiğdem Han Tosunoğlu … Ceyda Keleş

    Research Article 30 September 2026 Pages 582–605 PDF

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