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    ECEL 2012 - 11th European Conference on e-Learning

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    Category ECEL 2012

    Deadline: April 15, 2012 | Date: October 26, 2012-October 27, 2012

    Venue/Country: Groningen, Netherlands

    Updated: 2011-11-13 16:08:07 (GMT+9)

    Call For Papers - CFP

    The conference committee welcomes contributions on a wide range of topics using a range of scholarly approaches including theoretical and empirical papers employing qualitative, quantitative and critical methods.

    Case studies and work-in-progress/posters are welcomed approaches. PhD Research, proposals for roundtable discussions, non-academic contributions and product demonstrations based on the main themes are also invited.

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    Submissions (see details below) are welcomed from academics, teachers, practitioners, vendors and government departments. Topics may include, but are not limited to:

    Social and collaborative e-learning

    § Asynchronous interaction

    § Synchronous collaboration

    § Applications of social networks

    § Communities of Practice theory and applications

    § Supporting and stimulating groupwork

    Ethical issues in e-learning

    § Inclusion and exclusion: e-learning and social justice

    § Web control and censorship

    § Societal and cultural issues in e-learning

    § Technological determinism

    § Research ethics in e-learning

    Teaching and facilitating with technology

    § Staff perspectives on adoption of e-learning

    § Teaching beliefs and pedagogies

    § e-learning impact on professional development of teachers

    § Course development strategies

    § Partnerships with e-learning designers and technologists

    Open Educational Resources

    § Re-purposing of learning objects

    § E-learning portals

    § Copyright and ownership issues

    § Sourcing educational material online

    § Free and public domain software and content

    Strategic adoption of e-learning

    § Strategic policy debates

    § Commercial versus open access learning environments

    § Cost and Resource issues

    § Evidence of effectiveness

    § Evaluation of learning environments and learning management systems

    Learner centredness in e-learning

    § Learner styles and preferences

    § Learner readiness or preparation for e-learning

    § Psychological and social factors affecting e-learning

    § Support for life-long learning

    § Personal learning networks

    Course design and management

    § Application of instructional design theories

    § Design and application of simulations

    § Mash-ups and adaptive learning applications

    § Applications of metadata and virtual reality

    § Learning content management

    Theoretical debates applied to e-learning

    § Social constructivist thinking

    § Bourdieu and the notion of habitus

    § Theoretical approaches to assessment online

    § Online and offline blends for learning

    § Transformational learning online

    Classroom technology

    § Evaluation of classroom technologies

    § Role-modelling technology uses to learners

    § Improving engagement through technology

    § Institutional and environmental barriers to e-learning in the classroom

    § Virtual classroom applications

    E-learning for work

    § Mobile and distributed learning applications

    § Knowledge sharing and development through technology

    § e-portfolios

    § e-learning and employability

    § Support for life-long learning

    Other possible Topics

    § Has e-learning come of age and a mature technology in the philosophy of learning?

    § What is it about e-learning that still has us talking about it?

    § Is e- learning a way to save money within Higher Education (HE)?

    § Can e-learning increase/protect Higher Education (HE) income?

    § Web Conferencing options in the current and developing economic climate


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