WORLD
LEARNING SUMMIT
2020
May 27 - 29
University of Agder, Kristiansand, Norway
LEARNING IN THE AGE OF GLOBAL MOBILITY
REGISTER TO PRESENT -- INFORMATION BELOW
OPEN CATEGORIES FOR SUBMISSION
World Learning Summit offers the possibility of publishing research papers of two different lengths: Short and long. Short papers are summaries and recordings of ongoing projects, with a lower threshold. Full papers are selected on a merit basis, comments provided by dedicated discussants and final paper revision done in a double blind peer review process. Acceptance is competitive.
Attendees at the summits are encouraged to suggest panels and workshops. With a viable idea, presented and discussed in the WLS planning group, the summit team will offer assistance and guidance.
Please just use the formats suggested to the right and adhere to the summit call themes of relevance at the bottom of this page.
WLS 2020 Summit Proceedings will be published by LOGOS Verlag, in Berlin. In the Norwegian system, inclusion in these proceedings represent a level 1 publication, for full research papers. Other standards may apply internationally.
WLS Summit proceedings are indexed in the major indexes, by Logos Verlag. The proceedings are published in paper and also as Open Access electronic files with DOIs available for the entire anthology or for each individual entry.
PhD students are encouraged to apply for inclusion in the 2020 WLS PhD Colloquium. This venue offers a full day of PhD-dedicated presentations and discussions on May 26th, with inclusion also in the following summit. PhD students are encouraged to publish but there is no requirement that presented papers need to be published in our Summit Proceedings. There will however be a chance to do so, based on double blind peer review and inclusion upon that merit.
PhD papers follow the same standard format length as the Full paper category. Separate deadlines apply. Please ask-
- March 15th: Abstracts deadline.
- April 2nd: Return message concerning acceptance.
- May 1st: Deadline for short papers / extended abstracts. Allocation in the final program.
- May 26th: PhD colloquium begins.
- May 27th: Conference begins.
- August 10th: Deadline for revised full papers.
The list includes but is not limited to • digital transformation • digital assessments • quality in learning • open access • open course resources • education technology • new learning designs • problem based learning designs • virtual classrooms • flipped classrooms • MOOCS • open and distance education • VR • AR • AI in learning • life long learning • digital didactics • the role of the teacher in future learning • development communication as learfning • mobile learning • institutional transformation of higher education • and more….
The general framework should be fairly obvious. Please contact us with other suggested/relevant suggestions.
Please provide a 250 word document abstract on the topic you wish to present a panel on. Each panel proposition will need to contain at relevant theme (please see the call items in the side column), and at least three confirmed panelists. Forward the abstract on the above email.
Please provide a 250 word document abstract on the topic you wish to present a short research paper on. Short papers conform to about five (5) A4 pages. The main function is to summarize ongoing research, intended for inclusion in our indexed World Learning 2020 Summit Proceedings
Please forward the abstract in accordance with the template provided below the calls menu in the side bar.
Please provide a 250 word document abstract on the topic you wish to present a full research paper on. Full papers conform to about twelve (12) A4 pages. Full papers are by default intended for inclusion in our indexed World Learning 2020 Summit Proceedings. Papers completed on time (see separate table on deadlines) will be subject to double blind peer review and published in our proceedings.
Please forward the abstract in accordance with the template provided below the calls menu in the side bar.
Please provide a 250 word document abstract on the topic you wish to present a PhD research paper on. These papers conform to about twelve (12) A4 pages. PhD papers are “papers in progress”, intended for inclusion in our PhD Colloquium, and earning a certificate of completion at the completion of final paper. PhD papers completed on time will be considered for meriting inclusion in the WLS 2020 summit proceedings, should the PhD candidate so wish.
Please forward the abstract in accordance with the template provided below the calls menu in the side bar.
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