Formare
Firenze University Press · Italy
Aims & Scope
Form@re is an Open Journal that aims to foster a closer integration between theory and practice in the field of educational technologies, teaching and learning practices, instructional design. The aim is to make available to teachers, trainers and researchers a significant archive of Open Educational Resources and Best Practices. Form@re is a quarterly periodical that collect research and teaching experiences, in particular on the following topics: educational research based on evidence, principles and methods of education, school innovation, technology in teaching and learning, media education, special education and inclusion, e-learning, knowledge management, lifelong learning.
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Frequently asked questions about Formare
Is Formare a predatory journal?
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What is the impact factor of Formare?
Formare is not in the Web of Science Core Collection, so it has no official Clarivate Journal Impact Factor.
Is Formare indexed in Scopus and Web of Science?
Formare is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Formare?
Form@re is an Open Journal that aims to foster a closer integration between theory and practice in the field of educational technologies, teaching and learning practices, instructional design. The aim is to make available to teachers, trainers and researchers a significant archive of Open Educational Resources and Best Practices. Form@re is a quarterly periodical that collect research and teaching experiences, in particular on the following topics: educational research based on evidence, principles and methods of education, school innovation, technology in teaching and learning, media educatio
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