Conference Topics

    Personalized and Adaptive Learning
    Computer Support for Intelligent Tutoring
    Intelligent Tools for Visual Learning
    Informal Learning on the Workplace
    Web-based Learning for Oriental Languages Learning
    Game-based Learning and Serious Games
    Personal Learning Environments (PLE)
    Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC)
    Computer Supported Collaborative Learning
    Web 2.0 and Social Learning Environments
    HTML5 Web-based Learning
    Virtual environments and 3D graphics for e-learning
    Intelligent Learner and Group Modelling
    Learning Analytics
    Human Factors and Affective Computing for Learning
    E-Learning Platforms and Tools
    Design, Model and Framework of e-Learning Systems
    Deployment, Organization and Management of Learning Objects
    Open educational resources (OER)
    E-Learning Metadata and Standards
    Semantic Web and Ontologies for E-Learning
    Mobile, Situated and Blended Learning
    Bring your own Device (BYOD)
    Cloud-based Learning
    Pedagogical Issues
    Mobile learning
    Digital libraries and Web corpora for e-learning
    Assessment in e-learning

Paper Submission & Publication

Prospective authors are invited to submit original papers reporting on research results or novel applications in technology enhanced learning and web-based learning. Submissions will be handled through the dedicated Easychair page. Submitted papers have to be in pdf format, and according to the Springer LNCS Authors Guidelines. Formats for the submissions are either a Full Paper or a Short Paper.

Submissions are subject to double-blind review process. The Technical Program Committee of ICWL will manage the review process and will accept submitted papers either as Full Paper (having a maximum of 10 pages) or as Short Paper (having a maximum of 6 pages) or as Poster Paper (having a maximum of 4 pages).

All accepted papers presented at the conference will be published in a volume of Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS).

Poster Session

A Poster paper/presentation reports on significant work in progress. A poster paper is a short article of 4 pages, containing a brief description of the problem met by the authors, and a more detailed presentation of the proposed solution and of the work in progress. Pictures can't cover more than a fourth of the paper.

Accepted Posters submissions will be presented, in the usual way (with a poster, attended by at least one of the authors), during a "poster session" of the conference.