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IEEE-RITA (Revista Iberoamericana electrónica de Tecnologías del
Aprendizaje) (Latin-American Learning Technologies Electronic
Journal)
START-UP REPORT
The website is finally designed and on the air as well as the first Call for Papers was
launched on September, 8th, 2006 and the ISSN of the Journal is the 1932-8540.
Final website is
http://webs.uvigo.es/cesei/RITA/
and presents the information in Spanish, Portuguese and English.
We would like to especially thanks to Dave Conner for his help in the start-up and for
write the forewords for the first issue and to Dave and Rob Reilly for their help in the
start-up process of the Journal.
Present editorial structure
The following structure and people is now involved in the first number of the electronic
journal having an important increase of people to sustain the future of the Journal
organization.
President (Editor in chief) – Martin Llamas (Vigo University – Spain)
Vice-President – Manuel Castro (UNED – Spain)
Vocals – Javier Quezada (ITESM - Guadalajara - Mexico) and Melany M. Ciampi
(COPEC Council of Researches in Education and Sciences - Brazil)
Technical Secretaries – Pedro Pimenta (Minho University – Portugal) and Francisco
Mur (UNED – Spain)
Editorial Board (Technical Committee) – Antonio J. López-Martín, New Mexico State
University, USA; Antonio J. Méndez, Coimbra University, Portugal; Arturo Molina,
ITESM, Mexico; Baltasar Fernández, Madrid Complutense University, Spain; Carlos
Delgado, Madrid Carlos III University, Spain; Carlos Vaz do Carvalho, INESP, Portugal;
Edmundo Tovar, Madrid Polytecnich University, Spain; Fernando Pescador, Madrid
Polytecnich University, Spain; Francisco Arcega, Zaragoza University, Spain; Francisco
Azcondo, Cantabria University, Spain; Francisco Jurado, Jaen University, Spain;
Gustavo Rossi, La Plata National University, Argentina; Héctor Morelos, ITESM,
Mexico; Hugo E. Hernández-Figueroa, Campinas University, Brazil; Inmaculada Plaza,
Zaragoza University, Spain; Jaime Sánchez, Chile University, Chile; Javier Pulido,
ITESM, Mexico; José Bravo, Castilla-La Mancha University, Spain; José Carpio, UNED,
Spain; Luis Anido, Vigo University, Spain; Manuel Fernández-Iglesias, Vigo University,
Spain; Manuel Ortega, Castilla-La Mancha University, Spain; Mateo Aboy, Oregon
Institute of Technology , USA; Miguel Rodríguez-Artacho, UNED, Spain; Paloma Díaz,
Madrid Carlos III University, Spain; Paulo Días, Minho University, Portugal; Rosa M.
Vicari, Rio Grande do Sul Federal University, Brazil; Víctor H. Casanova, Brasilia
University, Brazil; Yannis Dimitriadis, Valladolid University, Spain
Additional Reviewers – David Benito Pertusa, Navarra Public Universtity, Spain;
Faraón Llorens Largo, Alicante University, Spain; Cecilio Angulo Bahón, Catalunya
Polytecnich University, Spain; Angel García Beltrán, Madrid Polytecnich University,
Spain; Angel Mora Bonilla, Malaga University, Spain; Addison Salazar Afanador,
Valencia Polytecnich University, Spain; Basil M. Al-Hadithi, "Alfonso X El Sabio"
University, Spain; César Alberto Collazos Ordóñez, Cauca University, Colombia;
Gracia Ester Martín Garzón, Almeria University, Spain; Gloria Zaballa Pérez, Deusto
University, Spain; José Luis Guzmán Sánchez, Almeria University, Spain; Ismar Frango
Silveira, Cruzeiro do Sul University. Brazil; Javier Areitio Bertolin, Deusto University,
Spain; Juan Carlos Soto Merin, Pais Vasco University, Spain; Jorge Alberto Fonseca e
Trindade, Technology and Management Superior School, Portugal; José Javier López
Monfort, Valencia Polytecnich University, Spain; José Angle Martí Arias, Havana
University, Cuba; Joaquín Roca Dorda, Cartagena Polytecnich University, Spain; Luis
Gómez Déniz, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria University, Spain; Luis Zorzano Martínez,
La Rioja University, Spain; Miguel Angel Gómez Laso, Navarra Public Universtity,
Spain; Manuel Gromaz Campos, Galicia Supercomputation Centre, Spain; Miguel Angel
Salido, Valencia Polytecnich University, Spain; Mercedes Caridad Sebastián, Carlos III
University, Spain; Manuel Caeiro Rodríguez, Vigo University, Spain; Manuel Pérez Cota,
Vigo University, Spain; Maria Antonia Martínez Carreras, Murcia University, Spain;
Xabiel García Pañeda, Oviedo University, Spain; Juan Suardíaz Muro, Cartagena
Polytecnich University, Spain; Luis Fernando Mantilla Peñalba, Cantabria University,
Spain; Juan Meléndez, Navarra Public Universtity, Spain; Manuel Benito Gómez, Pais
Vasco University, Spain; Juan Vicente Capella Hernández, Valencia Polytecnich
University, Spain; André Luís Alice Raabe, Vale do Itajaí University, Brazil; Raúl Antonio
Aguilar Vera, Yucatán Autonomus University, Mexico; José Luis Sánchez Romero,
Alicante University, Spain.
First Call for Papers
At the present there were received 13 manuscripts that are now in a peer-to-peer
reviewing process with three reviews (or four in the case of doubt) for each article.
The articles received are from:
• Spanish language – 11
o 9 from Spain
o 1 from Colombia
o 1 from Cuba
• Portuguese language – 2
o 1 from Portugal
o 1 from Brazil
The expectation are that we will possible to have a first number of the IEEE-RITA
Journal with 4-5 articles and three one page presentation articles (Dave Conner; Martin
Llamas and Manuel Castro as Editors and finally, Edmundo Tovar as Chair of the IEEE
Spanish Chapter of the Education Society) being published at the end of November,
2006.
Website Statistics and Access
One of the first success indicators is the expectation for the first Call for Papers that is
reflected in the website access.
This is audited at webstats4u
http://www.webstats4u.com/
and at the time to write this report, this was the most visited website in Spain in his
category (España/Top1000/Ciencia/Universidades) on October, 9th, 2006, and now
(October, 20th, 2006) is located at 49th position.
http://www.webstats4u.com/s?tab=4&link=3&country=ES&findid=1&id=4109339&catego
ry=18014
Here there are included some figures of the access obtained in the website, being so
high on the Spanish one, followed by the Portuguese and finally, the English one.
IEEE-RITA (Spanish)
Total number of page views up till now 1938
Busiest day so far 9 October 2006
Country of origin
1. Spain 1399 72.2 %
2. Brazil 115 5.9 %
3. Colombia 54 2.8 %
4. Argentina 49 2.5 %
5. Mexico 48 2.5 %
6. Portugal 44 2.3 %
7. United States 39 2.0 %
8. Cuba 20 1.0 %
9. Venezuela 19 1.0 %
10. Peru 18 0.9 %
Unknown 17 0.9 %
The rest 116 6.0 %
Total 1938 100.0 %
Continent of origin Continent of origin
1. Europe 1478 76.3 %
2. South America 299 15.4 %
3. Central America 92 4.7 %
4. North-America 48 2.5 %
5. Asia 4 0.2 %
Unknown 17 0.9 %
Total 1938 100.0 %
Page views per week
Per w eek
Page views per week - Newest on top
week 36 2006 189
week 37 2006 340
week 38 2006 187
week 39 2006 180
week 40 2006 81
week 41 2006 857
week 42 2006 104
Total 1938
Page views per weekday Page views per weekday
Monday 46.6 %
Tuesday 18.6 %
Wednesday 12.6 %
Thursday 5.6 %
Friday 8.8 %
Saturday 5.2 %
Sunday 2.7 %
Total 100.0 %
Page views per hour
Page views per hour
00:00-00:59 1.2 % 06:00-06:59 0.6 % 12:00-12:59 8.9 % 18:00-18:59 5.9 %
01:00-01:59 1.2 % 07:00-07:59 0.5 % 13:00-13:59 12.9 % 19:00-19:59 5.5 %
02:00-02:59 0.9 % 08:00-08:59 3.7 % 14:00-14:59 6.6 % 20:00-20:59 4.0 %
03:00-03:59 0.9 % 09:00-09:59 5.3 % 15:00-15:59 7.4 % 21:00-21:59 3.3 %
04:00-04:59 0.4 % 10:00-10:59 6.1 % 16:00-16:59 6.4 % 22:00-22:59 2.1 %
05:00-05:59 0.4 % 11:00-11:59 5.9 % 17:00-17:59 7.8 % 23:00-23:59 2.3 %
Total 100 %
IEEE-RITA (Portuguese)
Total number of page views up till now 178
Busiest day so far 9 October 2006
Country of origin
1. Brazil 67 37.6 %
2. Spain 64 36.0 %
3. Portugal 22 12.4 %
4. United States 16 9.0 %
5. Peru 3 1.7 %
6. Germany 2 1.1 %
7. Uruguay 2 1.1 %
8. Colombia 1 0.6 %
Unknown 1 0.6 %
Total 178 100.0 %
Continent of origin Continent of origin
1. Europe 88 49.4 %
2. South America 73 41.0 %
3. North-America 16 9.0 %
Unknown 1 0.6 %
Total 178 100.0 %
Page views per week
Per w eek
Page views per week - Newest on top
week 36 2006 18
week 37 2006 22
week 38 2006 24
week 39 2006 35
week 40 2006 13
week 41 2006 56
week 42 2006 10
Total 178
Page views per weekday Page views per weekday
Monday 36.0 %
Tuesday 26.4 %
Wednesday 10.7 %
Thursday 6.7 %
Friday 10.7 %
Saturday 5.1 %
Sunday 4.5 %
Total 100.0 %
Page views per hour
Page views per hour
00:00-00:59 1.1 % 06:00-06:59 1.1 % 12:00-12:59 5.1 % 18:00-18:59 8.4 %
01:00-01:59 2.2 % 07:00-07:59 0.6 % 13:00-13:59 7.3 % 19:00-19:59 5.6 %
02:00-02:59 0.6 % 08:00-08:59 5.6 % 14:00-14:59 9.0 % 20:00-20:59 4.5 %
03:00-03:59 0.6 % 09:00-09:59 2.2 % 15:00-15:59 14.0 % 21:00-21:59 2.2 %
04:00-04:59 1.1 % 10:00-10:59 2.8 % 16:00-16:59 5.1 % 22:00-22:59 3.4 %
05:00-05:59 0.6 % 11:00-11:59 4.5 % 17:00-17:59 8.4 % 23:00-23:59 3.9 %
Total 100 %
IEEE-RITA (English)
Total number of page views up till now 90
Busiest day so far 9 October 2006
Country of origin
1. Spain 69 76.7 %
2. United States 9 10.0 %
3. Portugal 3 3.3 %
4. Germany 3 3.3 %
5. China 2 2.2 %
6. India 1 1.1 %
7. Switzerland 1 1.1 %
8. Canada 1 1.1 %
9. Italy 1 1.1 %
Total 90 100.0 %
Continent of origin
Continent of origin
1. Europe 77 85.6 %
2. North-America 10 11.1 %
3. Asia 3 3.3 %
Total 90 100.0 %
Page views per week
Per w eek
Page views per week - Newest on top
week 36 2006 16
week 37 2006 20
week 38 2006 7
week 39 2006 10
week 40 2006 6
week 41 2006 27
week 42 2006 4
Total 90
Page views per weekday Page views per weekday
Monday 33.3 %
Tuesday 14.4 %
Wednesday 23.3 %
Thursday 5.6 %
Friday 16.7 %
Saturday 2.2 %
Sunday 4.4 %
Total 100.0 %
Page views per hour
Page views per hour
00:00-00:59 1.1 % 06:00-06:59 0.0 % 12:00-12:59 6.7 %
01:00-01:59 0.0 % 07:00-07:59 0.0 % 13:00-13:59 8.9 %
02:00-02:59 3.3 % 08:00-08:59 11.1 % 14:00-14:59 2.2 %
03:00-03:59 1.1 % 09:00-09:59 4.4 % 15:00-15:59 4.4 %
04:00-04:59 2.2 % 10:00-10:59 7.8 % 16:00-16:59 1.1 %
05:00-05:59 0.0 % 11:00-11:59 12.2 % 17:00-17:59 12.2 %
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