Journal of the Instructional Technology Council

The ITC presents the JITC in collaboration with Kean University.

Fall 2026 Issue Timeline | Now Accepting Submissions

  • Friday, August 30th, 2026 is the deadline to submit your articles.
  • Peer review will take place between September 14th through 18th. Our peer review board consists of faculty from Kean University, along with ITC board members.
  • Writers will be notified of acceptance or acceptance with revisions the week of September 21st.
  • Writers will have until Friday, October 9th to make revisions.
  • The fall issue will be published on Monday, November 2nd.

Please reach out to Dr. Brooke Litten (blitten@rcsj.edu) for additional information.


Journal Issues

2026 | Volume 8, Issue 1

  • A Critical Examination of Online Chemistry Laboratory Education
  • Empowering Geriatric Wellness: The Role of an AI-Based Resource Connector in Supporting Healthy Aging Practices
  • Exploring the Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Formal Physician Assistant Curricula: A Review of Current and Future Applications
  • Navigating Uncharted Waters: Faculty Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy Use in Higher Education
  • Online Program Quality: What Learners Say

2025 | Volume 7, Issue 1

  • Elementary to Middle School: A Transitional Program for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Master Course Templates in Online Education: Enhancing Aligned Learning, Accessibility, and Overall Success for Students & Faculty
  • Math Engagement in Girls in Early Childhood

2024 | Volume 6, Issue 1

  • Implications of Learning Technologies in the Teaching-Learning Process: A Paradigm Shift
  • Preparing for Challenges in Higher Education: Support During Future Emergencies
  • Is Your Community College Technology Ready? A Literature Review
  • e-Faculty Coaching: Quality Assurance Through Collaboration
  • Proceedings from the 2024 Annual Conference

2023 | Volume 5, Issue 2

  • Better, Faster, Cheaper: An Agile Design Sprint Model for Developing Virtual HyFlex Courses
  • A Case Study of an E-Learning Platform for Social and Emotional Learning in an Urban Charter Middle School: A Narrative Approach to Qualitative Inquiry
  • Go With Gagne When You Go Online: An Exploration of Taxonomies and Advocacy for Gagne’s Nine Events of Instruction in Online Course Design
  • Student and Faculty Perspectives of Quality Online Learning Experiences

2023 | Volume 5, Issue 1

  • Proceedings from the 2023 Annual Conference – eLearning

2022 | Volume 4, Issue 2

  • Proceedings from the 2022 Annual Conference – eLearning

2022 | Volume 4, Issue 1

  • Lessons Learned from Emergency Remote Teaching (ERT) During the COVID-19 Pandemic

2021 | Volume 3, Issue 2

  • Understanding Student Motivation Towards Traditional and Online Supplemental Instruction
  • Commentary: Connecting Technology to Teaching-Learning

2021 | Volume 3, Issue 1

  • Editor’s Update
  • Tales from the Trenches: “Nine Percent”
  • Maximizing Online Readiness and Excellence: Improving Online Student Performance Using a Three-Pronged Intervention Approach

2020 | Volume 2, Issue 2

  • Digital Literacy in Education
  • eFaculty Coaching: A Model for Increasing Communication, Interaction, Quality, and Compliance in Online Courses
  • Expanding and Maximizing Flexibility, Choice and Accessibility With HyFlex Courses
  • Improving Student Engagement in Online Learning: A Study on Interactive Multimedia Tools in Higher Education

2020 | Volume 2, Issue 1

  • Exploring the Effectiveness of Technology Integration Professional Development Models in K-12 Settings
  • Flipped Classroom

2019 | Volume 1, Issue 2

  • Online Field Experience – An Innovation in Globalizing Teacher Education
  • Supporting the 21st Century Effects of Music Performance With Technology

2019 | Volume 1, Issue 1

  • Welcome from the Editors
  • Featured Essay: The Future of Online Learning and Community Colleges
  • Exploration of Examples and Research of Services for Online Students
  • The Case for Active Learning Strategies in Constructivist Distance Learning Environments

The Journal has been issued ISSN 2642-2638 by the Library of Congress.


Editorial Personnel

  • Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Brooke Litten, Ed.D, Rowan College South Jersey
  • Founding Editor: Dr. Martin A. Hoffman, Sr., Ed.D, Rowan College at Burlington County
  • Editorial Board: Dr. Laura Zieger, Dr. Christopher Shamburg, and Dr. Dana Mason, Kean University; Dr. Mickey Slimp, Mickey Slimp Consulting, LLC