ICL SPECIAL TRACKS

Chair:
Serge Ravet, Chief Executive of the European Institute for E-Learning
 (EIfEL), and Vice-President of the European Foundation for Quality in
 E-Learning (EFQUEL), France

Topics of interest:

• Exploring the relationships between ePs & PLEs; commonalities and differences
• Creating ePs & PLE with Web 2.0 tools; user generated learning environments
• Implementing ePs & PLE in institutions; managing the change
• ePs & PLE for lifelong learning and employability support
• ePs & PLE for lifelong learning and employability support
• ePs & PLE in engineering education

    Call for Papers

Chairs:
Martin Ebner, Head of the Social Learning Department at Computer and
 Information Services at Graz University of Technology;
Sandra Schaffert, Project Manager, Salzburg Research, Austria

Topics of interest:

• New concepts and implementations of mashups for learning
• Technical implementations and working examples for mashups
• Studies on work and evaluation of mashups for learning
• Conceptual design and studies on work of special aspects as recommendations or reputation systems within mashups
• Personal Learning Environments as well as support of communities of learners
• Current and future developments concerning technology and pedagogy

http://elearningblog.tugraz.at/archives/1967
http://sandra.schaffert.ws/?p=627

    Call for Papers

Chair:
Christian Gütl, Graz University of Technology, Austria

Topics of interest:

• Aspects of formative and summative assessment
• History and challenges of e-assessment
• Computer-supported assessment rubric
• Computer-based knowledge & skill assessment for individuals and groups
• Computer-supported peer assessment for individuals and groups
• Computer-supported self-assessment and group assessment
• Computer-based student and teacher feedback about knowledge state and acquisition
• Computer-based assessment in adaptive e-learning
• Web 2.0 and assessment & feedback for individual and group learning
• Automated essay grading
• Natural short answer assessment
• Assessment and feedback in computer-based simulations
• Assessment and feedback in game-based learning settings
• Test & training data and evaluation procedures
• Reuse, Interoperability and Standardization
• Security and Privacy

    Call for Papers

Topics of interest:

• IT & School development
• Didactical approaches
• Experiences from pilot projects
• Content development and management
• Education and further education in IT
• Multicultural and transnational approaches