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New themed issue on remote and online teaching and learning

DIGSUM is happy to present a new issue of The Journal of Digital Social Research, our open access journal. This issue is hosted by the LICT research group, and has been co-edited by Fanny Pettersson, Jörgen From, and J Ola Lindberg.

JDSR publishes high-quality articles within all areas of digital social research, including sociology, informatics, pedagogy, education science, gender studies, law, economy, social work and geography. We welcome and encourage cross-disciplinary submissions. Read the full issue [here]. Submit your own work [here].

  • Special Issue: Theory and Practice in Remote Teaching, Online Learning, and Distance Education for K-12

    • Fanny Pettersson, Jörgen From, J Ola Lindberg

  • Looking Back to See Ahead: An Analysis of K-12 Distance, Online, and Remote Learning During the Pandemic

    • Michael Barbour

  • Shifting Selves and Spaces: Conceptualising School Emergency Remote Teaching as a Third Space

    • David Johnston, Mark Carver, Katrina Foy, Aloyise Mulligan, Rachel Shanks

  • In Need of Development, Learning and Research? On the Possibilities of a Common Point of Departure for Digital and Educational Development

    • Jörgen From, Fanny Pettersson

  • Through the Lens of Situated Learning and Levels of Scale: Theorizing Development of Remote Teaching and the Role of On-Site Facilitators

    • Josef Siljebo, Fanny Pettersson

  • A Theoretical Framework for Synchronous Remote Teaching? Reshaping the Pedagogical Triangle

    • Simon Skog

  • Book Review: Indigenous Efflorescence. Beyond revitalisation in Sápmi and Ainu Mosir

    • Katarina Parfa Koskinen

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