Journal of Virtual Worlds and Education
Volume 1, Issue 1
Below is the inaugural issue of the Journal of Virtual Worlds and Education.
Issues of the Journal of Virtual Worlds and Education are available on a subscription basis. But, as an introductory gesture, the Journal editors have elected to make the full premiere issue of the Journal publicly available as a downloadable PDF file.
To peruse our first issue, simply click on the cover image below.
An e-Journal from the EINet:
"Impact: Journal of Applied Research in Workplace E-learning
A publication of the E-learning Network of Australasia (ElNet)
*** Inaugural issue published! ***
Editor-in-Chief: Mark J.W. Lee
Impact has been established to address the paucity of research publication avenues with a particular emphasis on e-learning in organisational and workplace settings. It publishes both refereed and non-refereed contributions from both researchers and practitioners relating to the design, implementation, evaluation and management of workplace e-learning across a range of sectors and industries. One special issue will be published in the Journal's first year of operation (2009). This will increase to two issues in 2010, followed by quarterly publication in 2011 and subsequent years. Articles in the first (inaugural) issue will be freely available electronically to the general public as soon as they are published; thereafter, the Journal will adopt a delayed open access model, whereby issues published within the last six months will be restricted to viewing by paid subscribers, including financial members of ElNet, while all other content is accessible free-of-charge. Users are required to complete the free registration process in order to view the open access content on this site."
So far the published intro!
I recommend a view at the Editorial Board. Thanx to http://www.elearning4.de/2009/12/21/pdf-inaugural-issue-Journal-of-applied-research-in-workplace-e-learning/ and @elearnity to pint this out in his blog.
Zusammenfassung
Der Aufsatz thematisiert die Kategorialanalyse als empirisches Verfahren zur Konzipierung psychologischer Grundbegriffe. Es wird gezeigt, dass die in der Grundlegung der Psychologie vertretene Auffassung, Kategorien seien ausschließlich historisch-empirisch fundierbar, nicht zu halten ist; vielmehr kann Aktualempirie in die Kategorialanalyse eingehen. Abschließend wird gefragt, was dies für das Profil der Kritischen Psychologie heißt.
Schlagwörter: Kategorien, Einzeltheorien, historische und Aktualempirie, Vorbegriffe
Summary
Categorial analysis and actual empiricism. A critical remark on Klaus Holzkamp's "Grundlegung der Psychologie"
The article is concerned with the concept of categorial analysis as an empirical method for the conceptualization of the fundamental terms of psychology. It is shown that Holzkamp`s notion, that categories can exclusively be founded by means of historic empiricism, is indefensible; in fact it is possible that actual empiricism becomes part of the categorical analysis. Finally, the article will raise the question about the consequences of this theoretical shift for the Critical Psychology itself.
Key words: psychological categories, single theories, historic and actual empiricism, pre-terms