Published by Digital Al-Jazari for AI & Research Innovation (DJAIRI) ISSN 3104-378X (Print) · ISSN 3105-3637 (Online)
Digital Life & Technologyمجلة الحياة الرقمية والتكنولوجيا
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Journal scope: Digital Life & Technology covers people and life in the digital environment and the impact of technology on learning, work, family, culture, media, behaviour and quality of life. It publishes research whose main contribution is to understanding people and society in digital life.
A paper’s journal is decided by its main contribution; interdisciplinary research is welcome in the journal closest to that contribution.

1 People and Digital Society

Digital behaviour, identity, relationships and family life online, digital citizenship, and the social and psychological effects of everyday technology use.

الإنسان والمجتمع الرقمي

2 Digital Education and Learning

Educational technology, online and blended learning, digital and information literacy, and accessible, equitable learning.

التعليم والتعلّم الرقمي

3 AI in Everyday Life and Work

Practical uses of AI, human–machine interaction, and the ethics, trust and governance of AI use.

الذكاء الاصطناعي في الحياة والعمل

4 Media, Language, Culture and Digital Creativity

Digital content and platforms, language and translation in digital settings, games, digital heritage, and the arts and creativity.

الإعلام واللغة والثقافة والإبداع الرقمي

5 Digital Work, Economy and Services

E-commerce, digital management and organisational transformation, remote work, and digital public and government services.

العمل والاقتصاد والخدمات الرقمية

6 Privacy, Security and Digital Rights

Personal data protection, online safety, and the rights and legislation that govern technology use.

الخصوصية والأمن والحقوق الرقمية

7 Technology Design and User Experience

Usability, digital accessibility, and the design of apps, devices and connected services around people’s needs.

تصميم التقنية وتجربة المستخدم

The journal focuses on the use, experience and impact of technology in people’s lives. Specialised medical and engineering research falls outside its scope.