EC-TEL 2010 - FIFTH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON TECHNOLOGY ENHANCED LEARNING SUSTAINING TEL: FROM INNOVATION TO LEARNING AND PRACTICE
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Deadline: April 18, 2010 | Date: September 28, 2010
Venue/Country: Barcelona, Spain
Updated: 2010-06-04 19:32:22 (GMT+9)
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The last decade has seen significant investment in terms of effort and resources (time, people, money) in innovating education and training. The time has come to make the bold step from small scale innovation research and -development to larger scale implementation and evaluation. The time has come to show the world (government, industry, general population) that we have matured to the stage that sustainable learning and learning practices ? both in schools and in industry ? can be achieved based upon our work.What not long ago was seen and experienced as a novel technology (Internet and WWW) has become for much of the populace mundane and commonplace (Web 2.0 and social software). What not long ago was expensive and exotic (computers and broadband computer networks) is now inexpensive and ordinary (netbooks and omnipresent wireless). And what in the past was proprietary and inaccessible (information and learning materials) is now generic and open (open educational resources).The TEL community is faced by new research questions related to large scale deployment of technology enhanced learning, support of individual learning environments through mashup and social software, new approaches in TEL certification, etc.. Furthermore, for new approaches are required for TEL design, implementation, and use to improve the understanding and communication of educational needs among all stakeholders, ranging from researchers, learners, tutors, educational organizations, companies, TEL industry, and policy makers.ECTEL 2010 will bring together technological developments, learning models, and implementations of new and innovative approaches to training and education. The conference will explore how the synergy of multiple disciplines, ranging from Computer Science, Education, Psychology, Cognitive Science, and Social Science, can provide new, more effective and more especially more sustainable, technology-enhanced learning solutions to learning problems. The conference welcomes researchers and developers from European and Non-European countries and industries to present recent advancements from technologies, applications, and learning models in all areas of technology enhanced learning.Conference TopicsFrom both research and experience perspective the following topics of interest to the conference include, but are not limited to:Technological underpinningLarge scale sharing and interoperabilityTechnologies for personalisation and adaptationContext-aware systemsSocial computing and web 2.0Semantic web and web 3.0Mobile technologiesIntelligent gamesNetwork infrastructures and architectures for TELSensors and sensor networksRoomware and ubiquitous computingData mining and information retrievalNatural language processing and latent semantic analysiseLearning specifications and standardsPedagogical underpinningProblem- and project-based learning / Inquiry based learningComputer supported collaborative learningCollaborative knowledge buildingGame-based and simulation-based learningStory-telling and reflection-based learningInstructional design and Design approachesCommunities of learners & Communities of practiceTeaching techniques and strategies for online learningLearner motivation and engagementEvaluation methods for TELIndividual, social & organisational learning processesCognitive mechanisms in knowledge acquisition and constructionSelf-regulated and Self-directed learningSocial processes in teams and communitiesSocial awarenessKnowledge management and organisational learningSustainability & TEL business models and casesBusiness-learning modelsLearning contexts and domainsApplications of TEL in various domainsFormal education: initial (K-12, higher education), post-initial (continuing education)Workplace learning in small, medium and large companiesAggregated learning at the workplace Distance and online learningLifelong learning (cradle to grave)Vocational trainingInformal learningNon-formal learningUbiquitous learningTEL in developing countriesICT Inclusion for learningDigital divide and learningGeneration divide and learningEducation policiesRural learningTEL, functional diversity and users with special needsAccessible learning for allVisual, hearing and physical impairmentsPsycho-pedagogic support for usersEducational guidance for tutorsAdapted learning flow, content and monitoring processStandards about accessibility and learningPrevious ConferencesEC-TEL 2009EC-TEL 2008EC-TEL 2007EC-TEL 2006
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