Editorial October 2015

Editorial: A Message from the Editorial Team and an Introduction to the October-December 2015 Issue

WELCOME to the last 2015 issue of the IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies. This issue completes the eighth year of journal publication with six papers focused on three groups of popular Learning Technology topics: recommender systems, mobile learning, and technology-enabled labs. Just like the previous issue, we start with another timely review, this time focusing on educational recommen...

Cover vol. 12, no.5, October 2015

Editorial: NAR Awards 2015

Guest Editorial, AANA Journal, October 1990

Figure 1 Atmospheric layers environment. We learned that scientists now estimate 3-5% of the ozone layer, which protects us from exposure to ultraviolet rays, has been destroyed by chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), increasing our risk of cataracts and skin cancer.' (See Figure 1.) But what about the volatile anesthetic agents, hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), which closely resemble the CFCs? Are the...

2015 SWAT4LS International Conference Editorial

SWAT4LS 2015 had two excellent keynotes. The first was from Bijan Parsia, of the University of Manchester, on "Representing all clinical knowledge" and the second was from Melissa Haendel, of Oregon Health and Science University, and was about "Envisioning a world where everyone helps solve disease". The conference programme, together with slides, is available on the SWAT4LS 2015 conference Web...