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CALL FOR PAPER

Abstract Submission

We thank all authors who have contributed. Abstract submission is now closed.
 
For abstract related matters, please contact us via the contact us form.

Timeline

Call for Papers
4 June 2019
Submission Deadline
15 August 2019
Extended Submission Deadline
1 September 2019
Review
16 August - 25 September 2019
Announcement of Accepted Submissions
1 October 2019

Categories

Submissions are welcomed in the following categories:

Different Approaches of Applied Learning
  • Work-based learning (e.g., IWSP, CO-OP, Internship, Clinical fieldwork, Dual Studies)

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  • Inquiry-based learning (e.g., Case-based learning, Team-based learning)

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  • Simulations and technology for applied learning (e.g., finance simulations: Bloomberg, IT based simulation: virtual lab, standardised patient simulation)​

  • Project-based learning

 

  • Industry-focused capstone/projects

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  • Service learning

New Ways of Learning
  • Interdisciplinary integration

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  • Student Partnerships

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  • Education 4.0​

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  • Learning Spaces

Assessment & Learning Outcomes
  • Authentic assessment and assessment for applied learning

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  • Measurement of learning outcomes (e.g., Data analytics in education)

Lifelong Learning
  • Continuing education and training (e.g., on the job training, industry academy)

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  • Holistic Development & 21st century skills

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  • Competencies-based Education

Review Process

The Conference accepts original work reporting on educational research, case studies or novel applications. All abstracts will go through a blind peer review process and the decision will be final. All abstracts accepted will be published digitally in the programme book and distributed to all conference attendees. The main or presenting authors are required to register and pay for the conference. Please note that registration must be made by 1 November 2019.

Guidelines

  • The abstract in APA format should be no more than 600 words, excluding key words and key references.

  • The abstract should describe and include as headings the purpose, method and preliminary or key findings.

  • Details of authors should be filled according to descending order of contribution (from most to least).

  • Use numerals to indicate numbers, except to begin sentences.

  • The use of tables, graphs and other types of images are not permitted.

The review will take into consideration the following : 

 

Significance of the purpose or objectives 

- why is the research question important? 

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Articulation of the pedagogical perspective or theoretical framework

- what relevant literature provides the basis for the study e.g evaluation of the adopted teaching practice? 

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Execution of method

- what is the procedure for collecting and analysing the data (quantitative/ qualitative) ?

 

Appropriate data 

- how are the data sources/s and/or evidence suitable for answering the research question? 

 

Impact and reach of the initiative or findings from the study

- what is the potential or actual impact and reach?

Presentation Format

The accepted abstracts will be presented in two formats: oral and poster. The oral presentations are organised in the parallel sessions, and each presenter is given 20 minutes. The posters will be exhibited at a gallery during the conference; the main or presenting authors are highly encouraged to avail themselves during part of the extended lunch period to interact with the conference participants. 

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