Peer-Reviewed Journal Article and Chapters in Books (Accepted for Publication)

1.	Murphy, E. & Rodriques, M. High-school teachers' beliefs about learner-centered e-learning. http://www.wwwords.co.uk/elea/index.asp Tentatively scheduled to be published in Vol 5, no. 4
2.	Stevens, K.J., The Development of Collaborative Structures to Support Virtual Classes in Small Schools, In: Janet Salmons & Lynn Wilson (eds), Handbook of Research on Electronic Collaboration and Organizational Synergy Hershey, PA and New York, IGI Global, 2008.
3.	Stevens, K.J., Cybercells and Integration of Actual and Virtual Groups, In: Patricia Rogers, Gary Berg, Judith Boettcher, Carole Howard, Lorraine Justice & Karen Schenk, (eds), Encyclopedia of Distance and Online Learning, IGI Global Reference, Hershey, PA., 2008. [Proposal 26.07.2007; Submitted 08.11.07; Accepted 27.04.2008; final indexed copy sent 23.05.2008].
4.	Stevens, K.J., The Enhancement of Teaching Capacities in Small Schools Based on e-Learning Partnerships, US-China Education Review 2008 [To be Reprinted with permission from eLearning Africa 2008: 3rd International Conference on ICT for Development, Education and Training, Berlin, ICWE GmbH, 2008
5.	Stevens, K.J., A Case Study of e-Learning to Sustain Small Schools in Rural Canada, In Stewart Marshall and Wanjira Kinuthia (eds) Cases'n'Places: Global Cases in Educational Technology Educational Design and Technology in the Knowledge Society Series, Information Age Publishing, 2008 (Proposal accepted 31.3.08, Submitted 26.05.08; Accepted 0.6.08 Submitted 11.06.08; revisions made and final version submitted 10.07.08; accepted 24.09.08)
6.	Stevens, K.J. Virtual Structures and Collaborative Processes to Enhance Teaching and Learning Across Dispersed Sites – Some Implications for the Developing World, In Bolanle A. Olaniran (ed) Cases on Successful E-Learning Practices in the Developed and Developing World: Methods for the Global Information Economy, IGI Global, Hershey, PA, 2009 [Proposal submitted 03.08.08; accepted 24.09.08]