About the Journal

The Journal of Digital Informatics (JDI) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the exploration, advancement, and dissemination of knowledge in the field of digital information technologies. It provides a scholarly platform for researchers, practitioners, and educators to exchange innovative ideas, methodologies, and findings that contribute to the growing discipline of digital informatics. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue, the journal bridges diverse domains and encourages collaboration across academic and professional communities.

The journal addresses a wide range of themes, including computer science and information technology, such as algorithms, programming, cloud computing, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. It also highlights research on the design, implementation, and evaluation of information systems, with particular attention to digital transformation in organizations. In addition, JDI publishes contributions in the areas of data science and analytics, covering big data, data mining, data visualization, natural language processing, and their applications in various domains.

Beyond the technical disciplines, the journal extends its reach to the digital humanities, exploring the integration of digital technologies in cultural studies, history, linguistics, and other areas of the humanities. It also welcomes research on emerging technologies—including the Internet of Things, blockchain, and virtual or augmented reality—that continue to shape the future of digital informatics. Furthermore, the journal supports scholarship on pedagogy and practice, particularly studies on technology-enhanced teaching, e-learning, and the application of digital informatics in both academic and industrial contexts.

The Journal of Digital Informatics is published twice a year, in Mei and November. Through this regular publication schedule and its broad coverage, the journal seeks to advance scholarship, foster innovation, and contribute meaningful insights to the evolving digital age.