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e-Kafkas Journal of Educational Research (e-KJER) is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal published by the Dede Korkut Faculty of Education, Kafkas University. Since its establishment in 2014, the journal has aimed to publish high-quality and original research in the field of educational sciences and to contribute to the development of educational theory and practice through scholarly dissemination. The journal publishes three issues annually in April, August, and December and, as of 2023, accepts manuscripts exclusively in English. e-KJER welcomes original research that addresses current and significant issues in education and related disciplines.
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Journal Information
e-ISSN
2148-8940
Founded
2014
Publisher
Kafkas University
Coordinator of Scientific Publishing
Prof. Dr.
İsa Özaydın
publisher@kafkas.edu.tr
Primary Editor
Assoc. Prof.
Ali İbrahim Can Gözüm
a_ibrahimcan@hotmail.com
Publication Model
Periodical Publication (April - August - December)
Indexes
DOAJ, TR Dizin
Journal Details
Journal Title
e-Kafkas Journal of Educational Research
Journal Abbreviation
e-Kafkas J Educ Res
First Published
2014
Publication Frequency
Triannual (April, August, December)
Publisher
Kafkas University, Dede Korkut Faculty of Education
Language
English
e-ISSN
2148-8940
DOI Prefix
10.30900/[manuscript ID]
Subject Terms
Educational Sciences, Curriculum and Instruction, Early Childhood Education, Digital Learning, Teacher Education etc...
Journal's Publication Policy
In line with ICMJE and COPE guidelines, Open Access
Journal's Remuneration Policy
No fee is charged (No APC/APF)
Journal e-mail
ekead@kafkas.edu.tr // ekead.kafkas@gmail.com
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Focus of This Issue
The April 2026 issue of the e-Kafkas Journal of Educational Research brings together a diverse collection of studies addressing the multidimensional transformation of education in the context of artificial intelligence, data literacy, learner diversity, inclusion, and psychological well-being.
This issue highlights how contemporary educational systems are increasingly shaped by technological innovation, ethical responsibility, learner-centered approaches, and global challenges. The published studies span early childhood education to higher education and examine themes such as artificial intelligence-supported learning, digital competence, emotional intelligence, inclusive education, sustainability awareness, and evidence-based instructional practices.
In addition to presenting empirical and theoretical contributions, this issue emphasizes the importance of developing adaptive, reflective, and socially responsible educational environments. Collectively, the articles aim to contribute to the ongoing discussion on how education can respond to rapidly changing societal, technological, and human needs.