What is a journal Impact factor?
Impact factors are one indicator of journal quality. They are calculated by determining the number of times published articles have been cited in the preceding two years. The higher the impact factor, the more articles have been cited. The impact factor, however, should not be used exclusively to establish journal quality. Informed peer-review should also be considered.
Some tips for choosing the right journal:
Journal of Entrepreneurial Innovations
Kronos: Southern African histories (DHET Accredited)
Journal of Vocational, Adult and Continuing Education and Training - JOVACET (DHET Accredited)
African Human Mobility Review - AHMR (DHET Accredited)
African Journal of Gender and Religion - AJGR (DHET Accredited)
WritingThreeSixty: Journal of Research and Creative Texts
Critical Studies in Teaching and Learning (DHET Accredited)
Journal Impact Factor: Its Use, Significance and Limitations
The Clarivate Analytics Impact Factor
Directory of Open Access Journals
Scientific Journal Rankings (SJR)
Journal / Author Name Estimator
How to select academic journals for publishing
Choosing the right journal for your manuscript
Choosing the right journal for your research
Report on grouped peer review of scholarly journals in education
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