Where to publish?

Of course there is no point in writing publications if you don't get them published.

Some good folk on the e-learning and virtual teams blog have done a systematic review

Their listing is as follows

After conducting a systematic literature search across disciplines, our researchers have identified roughly 1,600 relevant academic journal articles, conference proceedings, and dissertations on e-learning and virtual teams published in the past decade. Here is a complete list of the most highly-cited and relevant academic journals for e-learning research, including the top Open Access journals ()

1.      Computers in Human Behavior
2.      Computers & Education
3.      Internet and Higher Education
4.      Information & Management
5.      Journal of Computer Assisted Learning
6.      British Journal of Educational Technology
7. Educational Technology & Society
8.      Distance Education
9. International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning
10.      Journal of Educational Computing Research
11. Australasian Journal of Educational Technology

The Impact Factor of a journal reflects the average number of citations an article in that journal receives. This data was collected using the Journal Citation Reports from Thompson Reuters.