Welcome to my personal webpage for this journal. I decided to create this because there is information that cannot be included as part of the Springer Publishing webpage. This page is designed for potential authors who may consider submitting their work to Educational Psychology Review (EPR).

EPR was founded in 1989 by the late Dr. John A. Glover. Glover's vision of EPR was that it would mainly publish scholarly, integrative reviews of the literature. That vision still holds true today. However, other types of manuscripts are also welcome at EPR.

Let me first clarify the type of manuscript that is not welcome. Papers whose main purpose is to describe findings of an original empirical study are not appropriate for EPR. As its name implies, EPR is a review journal and its main purpose is to publish secondary, not primary, research. What is secondary research?  Well, broadly defined, it included scholarly articles that integrate, react to, or replicate primary research studies.

In addition to review papers, EPR welcomes commentaries, interviews, and replications. Other types of secondary research papers may also be appropriate - if the author can make a compelling case for them. EPR no longer welcomes book reviews.

If you are interested in submitting, or preparing to submit a manuscript to EPR and would like to know if it may be appropriate, please contact me. Also, if you would like to volunteer to review manuscripts submitted to EPR, please send me an e-mail along with your vita.

The link for submitting manuscripts online is http://edpr.edmgr.com

Please DO NOT send copies of manuscripts to me via mail.

To view a brief presentation I gave at the annual meeting of APA in August 2006, please visit the Educate Austin website at http://www.educateaustin.org

Daniel H. Robinson, Editor-in-Chief

dan.robinson@mail.utexas.edu