International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies

Aims & Scope

The International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM) publishes research and practice-based contributions on the design, development, implementation, and evaluation of interactive mobile technologies. The journal provides a forum for the exchange of current trends, research findings, and practical experience in the use of mobile and wireless technologies across education, training, industry, and other applied settings. iJIM particularly welcomes work that examines how interactive mobile technologies support learning and teaching, learner engagement, communication, access, and innovation in digital environments. At the same time, the journal remains open to broader technical and applied contributions on mobile systems, services, infrastructures, and applications with clear scholarly or practical relevance. The journal aims to bridge rigorous academic research and well-documented applied work by publishing studies that contribute to both understanding and practice in the field of interactive mobile technologies. Focus and Scope This interdisciplinary journal focuses on research and informed practice related to interactive mobile technologies. It covers conceptual, empirical, design-based, and application-oriented work, especially where mobile technologies intersect with education, communication, and real-world use. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: mobile learning and teaching design, development, and evaluation of mobile learning environments mobile applications for education, training, and professional development learner and teacher support through mobile technologies lifelong learning and flexible learning with mobile devices adaptive and personalised mobile environments multimodal communication, and collaboration tools mobile web, communication, and collaboration tools remote, virtual, and mobile laboratories multimedia and virtual environments on mobile platforms mobile computing and mobile system architectures services and infrastructures for mobile and wireless networks ubiquitous and context-aware mobile systems industrial and professional applications of interactive mobile technologies social, organisational, and educational impact of current and emerging mobile technologies implementation studies, pilot projects, and evidence-based case studies

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