Special Issue of IJWBC on "Mobility: Adding Flexibility to Web-based Communities"

[Sharples Mike]

I have been asked by the Special Issue Editor to forward this informtion
about a special issue of IJWBC. Please contact David Kennedy for further
details.
 
Mike
 
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Call for a Special Issue 
Mobility: Adding Flexibility to Web-based Communities 
In the International Journal of Web Based Communities (IJWBC) 

Published by INDERSCIENCE PUBLISHERS 

The development of more mobile and more flexible learning communities is
being supported by developments in hardware (e.g., smart phones, smaller
more powerful notebook computers and a variety of wireless communication
options) and software (e.g., the rise of the semantic web tools).
Increasingly, communities are being characterized by: 
* diversity of access to content and modes of communication; 
* more opportunities to store, share and disseminate information; and 
* convergence of wired and wireless technologies that support more
diverse community interactions. 

Further information may be found at
https://www.inderscience.com/browse/index.php?journalID=50. 

In the first instance, submissions and proposals should be made directly
to the editor of the special edition of the Journal 
David M. Kennedy: dkennedy at hku.hk 
Do NOT submit papers for review to the IJWBC website. 

It is anticipated that there will be approximately 10 papers of
approximately 12 pages each plus an overview by the editor. 
Guest Editor extended contact details, including email

-- 
David M. Kennedy, PhD
Hong Kong University
Faculty of Education
Division of Information & Technology Studies
Runme Shaw Bld., Room 211
Telephone: +852 2241 5428
Deptl. Fax: +852 2858 5649
Email: dkennedy at hku.hk
Conferences
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