Editorial for Volume 3 Issue 1 of IJEDAI

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Dear authors, readers and reviewers,

At the International Journal of Education and Artificial Intelligence (IJEDAI), our priority is to provide our readers with the fastest and most uninterrupted access to scientific knowledge. To this end, our journal has transitioned to a continuous publishing model. In this regard, we have implemented some innovative changes to the journal's policies.

The articles to be published in this new issue will enable the International Journal of Education and Artificial Intelligence (IJEDAI) to bring researchers' work to our readers more quickly. Accepted articles will be swiftly assigned a DOI and added to the latest volume and issue of the journal. As a continuously published journal, the first article we published was 'The effect of using concept cartoons in science education on academic achievement and retention of learning' by Güngör & Şeker (2026). We look forward to receiving your submissions.

In addition to publications related to education, our journal also prioritises publications at the intersection of education and artificial intelligence. The publication of three volumes this year has also led to the application and acceptance processes for internationally recognised indexes expanding. From this year onwards, the journal will be indexed in many databases.

We would like to thank the editorial and advisory boards, the researchers whose articles have been published and the reviewers for their contributions to the publication process.

Author Biography

Nail İlhan, International Journal of Education and Artificial Intelligence

I am PhD in science education with main interest in chemistry education. My research interests include science education, chemistry education, teacher training. I focus on research about context-based teaching, evidence-based practice in education,  assessment and measurement, cognitive skills in science education, Skill based (context based) question, STEM Education, computational thinking, artificial intelligence in education.

I am conducting courses in the fields of science education at undergraduate and graduate levels, research methods, teaching methods, assessment and evaluation and STEM.

References

Güngör, H., & Şeker, R. (2026). The effect of using concept cartoons in science education on academic achievement and retention of learning. International Journal of Education and Artificial Intelligence, 3(1), 1–15. Retrieved from https://ijedai.com/index.php/ijedai/article/view/26

Published

2026-07-30

How to Cite

İlhan, N. (2026). Editorial for Volume 3 Issue 1 of IJEDAI: Editorial . International Journal of Education and Artificial Intelligence , 3(1). Retrieved from https://ijedai.com/index.php/ijedai/article/view/52