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Revista Tecnológica-Educativa Docentes 2.0 (RTED) is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal aimed at elevating the profile of technological-educational-scientific research internationally. RTED's mission is to make research freely available with immediate open access to the public worldwide, ensuring a global exchange of knowledge, fostering good practices, the development of new policies, and the advancement of scientific communities. RTED enjoys an international reputation for publishing original academic articles and essays. Drawing from a diverse global community of scholars, editors publish and promote discourse internationally in the areas of: social sciences, education, and technology: Learning and knowledge technologies, innovative learning spaces, flipped classroom, gamification, competency-based learning, active learning, challenge-based learning, constructive learning assessment, open access (practices, resources, repositories), mobile learning, and others in the Technological-Educational area. RTED does not publish in the areas of Medical Sciences and Humanities (except when articles in those areas have clear applicability to the core areas of technology and education). RTED only considers research articles, literature review articles, and pedagogical essays. It does not accept hypothesis papers, commentaries, opinion articles, case studies, case reports, among others. Articles published in RTED meet a selection criterion that includes originality, relevance, multidisciplinary interest, timeliness, accessibility, distinction, and study conclusions. RTED evaluates articles based solely on an objective determination of scientific and methodological soundness, not on subjective determinations of "impact," "novelty," or "interest". RTED applies the highest standards in everything it does; specifically, the publication emphasizes research integrity, high ethical standards, constructive peer review through double-blind review, exemplary production quality, and cutting-edge online functionality. Review the peer review process RTED implements Article Processing Charges - APC, which is a fee, cost, or amount for processing that some journals require authors to pay for the publication of their articles in open access after the manuscript is accepted. RTED does not accept pre-submission inquiries; if you are unsure whether your article meets the requirements for a particular submission type, please consult the author guidelines. RTED submissions that do not comply with the journal's guidelines will be returned to the author without peer review reports or editor notes. RTED reserves the right to refuse to consider or publish any submission that does not have a basis in established scientific knowledge or that conflicts with the core values of RTED. Read the author guidelines for complete information on how to submit your article or essay, including format, images, and digital components such as copyright rights. The submission or sending of the manuscript is only through our online digital portal. RTED has an international scope in the following detailed areas: Social Sciences:
Education:
Technology:
The journal is published in the months of May-November each year.
The Revista Tecnológica-Educativa Docentes 2.0 embraces ethical and good editorial practices that support the combined efforts of authors, editors, and reviewers to produce responsible and high-quality research publication. The policies by which RTED is governed are based on ethical principles established by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). Below are the journal's policies:
Publication Ethics and Malpractice |
Form and preparation of manuscripts
Rules for Submission- All submissions must be made through our OJS platform (https://ojs.docentes20.com/). When submitting, it is necessary to confirm the argument list and ensure the following: the article is original; it has not been previously published or submitted to another journal; the document is in Word format; it meets the bibliographic and style requirements outlined in these rules. - Submissions must focus on research in the journal's specialization area: Education, Technology, Informatics, and related social sciences. - The submission must include the full name of the author(s), their workplace, country of origin, email address (mandatory), and ORCID number. Note: Authors should be listed according to their level of contribution to the research, identified using superscripts. - Submissions can be in Spanish or English. The abstract must be provided in both Spanish and English. The maximum length is 250 words and must include three (3) to five (5) keywords, which must also be translated into English on the abstract page. - The length of the accepted article depends on the document type: Research Papers: includes partial and final project reports, theses, and postgraduate dissertations (20 pages maximum). Experiences and Projects: innovative practices and development of institutional or outreach programs and projects (10 pages maximum). Essays: analysis of specific topics or issues (8 pages maximum). Book Reviews: reviews of publications no older than three years (8 pages maximum). Any deviations from these lengths will be evaluated by the Editorial Board. Submissions must use Times New Roman font, size 12 points, and single spacing throughout the document. - If the submission includes tables and figures, they must be numbered in the order they appear in the text, using cardinal numbers (1, 2, 3), followed by a brief title. The source must be indicated at the end. Maximum of 8 tables and 8 figures per submission (mandatory). Tables must be in editable table format. - Citations must appear in the text using the following format: preferably under APA 7th edition: http://normasapa.com/ StructureArticles and essays must be submitted to Revista Tecnológica-Educativa Docentes 2.0 following this structure: STRUCTURE FOR ARTICLES1. Titulo (Spanish) 2. Title (English) 3. Resumen (Spanish) 4. Abstract (English) 5. Introduction 6. Methodology 7. Results 8. Discussion 9. Conclusions 10. References STRUCTURE FOR ESSAYS1. Titulo (Spanish) 2. Title (English) 3. Resumen (Spanish) 4. Abstract (English) 5. Introduction 6. Development 7. Conclusion 8. References
Download template for Articles (Spanish): Templates for Articles (Spanish) Download template for Essays (Spanish): Templates for Essays (Spanish) Conditions:- Only original and up-to-date works representing significant theoretical contributions will be accepted. - Submission of contributions does not imply any commitment to publication by the journal. - Each submitted article will be independently reviewed by two peer reviewers. The review process follows a double-blind method. The decision to publish, modify, or reject is based on the transparency of their reports/recommendations. The process begins when the author receives confirmation of manuscript reception, indicating whether the submission will “begin” the peer review process or was “rejected.” This decision depends on formal aspects, thematic relevance, and originality. View Peer Review Process - RTED is published semiannually and implements Article Processing Charges (APC), which are fees charged for processing open-access articles upon acceptance. This APC applies to all academic collaborators, including administrative staff, teachers, students, and researchers. The fee varies depending on the number of authors, with a maximum of four (4) authors. See pricing - Once the administrative fee related to the APC is paid and the process begins, the author has a maximum of 5 months to address suggestions from the first reviewer and up to 1 year for full completion of the process. If the author fails to meet the established deadlines or decides to withdraw the article after the process has begun, the journal reserves the right to reject the article, and no refund will be provided. - Selected works for publication will not receive any financial or other form of compensation. Authors may request a signed publication certificate from the editor if needed. - The author must confirm through the Ethics Declaration form whether they have any conflicts of interest. See policies - Upon acceptance for publication, the author retains reproduction and distribution rights for their article in all countries worldwide in the format provided by our journal and any other magnetic, optical, or digital medium. View Copyright Policy - The author must indicate the institution(s) that provided financial support for the research and/or preparation of the article and briefly describe the sponsor(s)' role in the study design, data collection, analysis, interpretation, or the decision to submit the article for publication. If there was no involvement, please specify that as well. |
The Revista Tecnológica-Educativa Docentes 2.0 (RTED) adopts the Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement as the ethical foundation and editorial best practices of this publication, supporting the combined efforts of authors, editors, and reviewers to produce responsible and high-quality research publications. This statement is based on ethical principles that, in general, follow the guidelines established by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). 1. Responsibility of the Authors
2. Responsibility of the Editors
2.1. Publication Decision
2.2. Peer Review
2.3. Identification and Prevention of Misconduct
- Authors must confirm through the Ethics Declaration form if they have any type of conflict of interest. See policies *This declaration is based on COPE Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors and Elsevier recommendations. |
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