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Recently published papers in The International Journal of Learning include:
- New Spaces, New Tools, New Roles: Two Case Studies on the Impact of Open Educational Resources by Giselle Martins dos Santos Ferreira.
- The Whole Person: Foundation English Student Experience at the University of Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand by Nina Nola and Stephanie.V Wyatt.
- Digital Learning, Analogical Schools by Oscar Moltó, Laura Domingo and Juana M Sancho Gil.
- A Qualitative Research Related to Project and Performance Tasks Held in Primary Schools by M. Bahaddin Acat and Emel Guvey.
- Survey of Science Teachers and Students’ Opinions on Learning Ethics in a Science Classroom by Washirasorn Saengsuwan, Manat Boonprakob, Somson Wongyounoi and Sirinoot Teanrungroj.
- Writing Personal Development Plans by Rodger Charlton.
- Managing Overseas Programme Delivery: The Impact of Pedagogical Diversity by Heather Clay and Philip Frame.
- Can You Really Teach an Old Dog New Tricks? A Look at Contributing Factors to Computer Use Self-efficacy While Examining Age and Gender Differences in Computer Use by Srilata Bhattacharyya and Connie Tollett.
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