Editorial: RenamingPhysical Review Special Topics—Physics Education Research

Guest Editorial Special Issue on Robotics Education

O VER the centuries, the engineering profession has evolved to meet the growing needs of society, resulting in demand for and creation of new engineering disciplines. Biomedical, environmental, aeronautical, and computer engineering are four examples of engineering branches that emerged to educate rising generations of engineers to find solutions to new challenges requiring a diverse set of kno...

Special Education Research Advances Knowledge in Education

Research in special education has yielded beneficial outcomes for students with disabilities as well as typical achieving students. The authors provide examples of the valuable knowledge special education research has generated, including the elements of response to intervention (e.g., screening and progress monitoring), instructional practices such as systematic instruction and feedback, and i...

Guest Editorial: Special Issue on Research Methodology

Studies on the application of AI techniques to engineering design, analysis, and manufacturing problems (AIEDAM) have been expanding steadily over the past decade. These studies have led to the founding of many new journals and the initiation of series of conferences. If all these research eeorts were successful, some of us might have been unemployed, but living happily of the royalties from ou...

Special feature editorial: The open source dynamics in geospatial research and education

Guest Editorial: Special Collection on Computers and Education

Computers or Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in a broader scope are currently presented as key elements in every business and activity domain. Education is not an exception; presently ICT is a mandatory tool to support teaching and learning processes independently of its nature, formality or level. Nowadays, ICT applied research involves lots of trending topics such as, among o...