Call for Papers IMCL

IMCL2010 held as a part of ICL2010

Call for Papers – Special track IMCL2010

Scope of the conference

The world is witnessing a revolution in mobile and computing technologies which will transform all handheld devices into small computers with multimedia, web browsing and gaming capabilities, and desktop work environments with office software, in addition to the usual telephony on mobile networks and the Internet. The Special Track on Interactive Mobile and Computer Aided Learning, IMCL2010, which will be hosted by Hasselt University, Belgium, comes as a response to this challenge. The event is part of an international initiative to promote technology-enhanced learning and online engineering world-wide. The initiative includes a series of conferences which are organized under the umbrella of the International Association of Online Engineering and are supported by the online journals: the International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies, the International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning and the International Journal for Online Engineering.

IMCL2010 will cover all aspects of mobile learning, mobile business, mobile government, mobile society as well as the emergence of mobile technologies, services, implementation and implications for education, business, governments and society. IMCL2010 is part of the ICL2010 conference, organized by Hasselt University, Belgium in collaboration with Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Austria and Princess Sumaya University for Technology, Jordan.

Topics of Interest

• Design and development of course content
M-learning emerging hardware and software
• M-learning applications
• Mobile technology support for educator and student
• Mobile Web and video Conferencing
• M-learning objects and development tools
• Service providers for mobile networks
• M-learning standards
• Life-long m-learning
• Impact of m-learning on social change
• Future trends in m-learning
• Tools for interactive learning and teaching
• Platforms and authoring tools
• New learning models and applications
• Methods of content adoption
• Remote measurement technologies
• Cost-effectiveness
• Real world experiences
• Pilot projects, products and applications

Types of Contributions

• Full Papers (10 pages, peer reviewed, 20 minutes presentation followed by a panel discussion)
• Short Papers (15 minutes presentation)
• Interactive Demonstrations (15 minutes presentation, also on-line demonstrations)
• Round Table Discussions (work in progress, late papers, doctoral thesis discussions)
• Posters
• Discussion panels

Important Dates

see the Important Dates page.

Proceedings

All accepted submissions will be published in the ICL2010 proceedings (with ISBN).