Journal of Pervasive Media (Journal)

ISSN 26338785 , ONLINE ISSN 26338793

Journal of Pervasive Media is the new title for Ubiquity. The title change will comes into effect from Volume 8.

The Journal of Pervasive Media is an international peer-reviewed journal for transdisciplinary researchers and practitioners engaging with devices and systems that alter users’ behaviours, interactions and relationships with the world around them. For instance, artists, designers, creative technologists, theorists and scientists, exploring technologies such as locative media, augmented or mixed reality, mobile or wearable computing, through which places and times can be layered, performance enhanced, subjectivity multiplied, and data critically and creatively explored.

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Editors

Kelly McWilliam
University of Southern Queensland, Australia
Kelly.McWilliam@usq.edu.au

Aims & Scope

The Journal of Pervasive Media is an international peer-reviewed journal for transdisciplinary researchers and practitioners engaging with devices and systems that alter users’ behaviours, interactions and relationships with the world around them. For instance, artists, designers, creative technologists, theorists and scientists, exploring technologies such as locative media, augmented or mixed reality, mobile or wearable computing, through which places and times can be layered, performance enhanced, subjectivity multiplied, and data critically and creatively explored.

Since the mid 2000s, pervasive technologies have become commonplace, where prior to this point they occupied a position of relative novelty. The journal anticipates and explicitly explores the consequences of a culture where everyone and everything is connected, providing a context in which to consider how these technologies and practices are transforming our perspectives on and in the world.

As well as providing opportunities for enriching human experience, the ubiquity of such entangled technologies and practices necessitate critical, political and ethical questions. The journal aims to create new dialogues between disciplines that utilize these technologies, and to consider the impact of these activities within social, cultural, and economic contexts. The journal will foreground creative approaches that provoke a critical engagement with pervasive media and/or address issues of representation and inclusion within the field.

Submissions

To submit an article, please follow the 'Submit' button on the left of this page.
 
All articles submitted should be original work and must not be under consideration by other publications.
 
Journal contributors will receive a free PDF copy of their final work upon publication. Print copies of the journal may also be purchased by contributors at half price.

Peer Review Policy

All articles undergo initial editorial screening either by the journal's Editorial Team and/or incumbent Guest Editors. Articles then undergo a rigorous anonymous peer review by two referees, following the guidance in Intellect's 'Peer review instructions'. Based on this feedback, the Editors will communicate a decision and revision suggestions to authors. To appeal an editorial decision, please contact the main Editor who will consider your case.

Ethical Guidelines

The journal follows the principles set out by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). Read our Ethical Guidelines for more on the journal's standards.


Editors

Kelly McWilliam
University of Southern Queensland, Australia
Kelly.McWilliam@usq.edu.au

Editors

Kelly McWilliam
University of Southern Queensland, Australia
Kelly.McWilliam@usq.edu.au

Editors

Kelly McWilliam
University of Southern Queensland, Australia
Kelly.McWilliam@usq.edu.au

Call for Peer Reviewers Download


General Call for Papers

The relaunched interdisciplinary Journal of Pervasive Media (formerly Ubiquity) invites long form (7000 words) and short form (1000 words) submissions on the state of the field of pervasive media as we find it today.

Submissions could take the form of articles, provocations, manifestos, or artists pages. Ten years after the original launch of Ubiquity, twelve years after the establishment of the Pervasive Media Studio in Bristol’s Watershed, we are relaunching the journal with an exploration of the ethics, methodologies, technologies, critical approaches, orthodoxies and paradigms present within this expanded field. The aim of the first of this new volume is to survey the field, attend to shifts since the launch of Ubiquity, and point to potential developments and projections for the future of the field.

The Journal of Pervasive Media is an international peer-reviewed journal for transdisciplinary researchers and practitioners engaging with devices and systems that alter users’ behaviours, interactions and relationships with the world around them. For instance, artists, designers, creative technologists, theorists and scientists, exploring technologies such as locative media, augmented or mixed reality, mobile or wearable computing, through which places and times can be layered, performance enhanced, subjectivity multiplied, and data critically and creatively explored.

Please send article and review submissions in Harvard style and with endnotes, via the 'Submit' link above for double-blind peer review.

We will respond within six weeks of submission. Address any editorial, formatting, or other journal queries to the editor at Kelly.McWilliam@usq.edu.au.

Editors

Kelly McWilliam
University of Southern Queensland, Australia
Kelly.McWilliam@usq.edu.au

Editors

Kelly McWilliam
University of Southern Queensland, Australia
Kelly.McWilliam@usq.edu.au

 
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Editors

Kelly McWilliam
University of Southern Queensland, Australia
Kelly.McWilliam@usq.edu.au

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