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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

by Jeremy Toussaint — last modified 2006-11-21 11:55
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The Programme Committee welcomes  proposals for paper presentations and thematic posters. The official language of the conference is English.

We encourage the submission of either papers (extended papers approx. 1000 words) or poster presentations. Proposals can be submitted for one of the conference track sessions. Pleas check the CMC Conference tracks below:

Design
Session 1: A multidisciplinary approach to design research
Session 2: Designing digital information spaces
Session 3: Digital stories

Learning Across Sites
Session 1: Institutional change in ICT in the educational sector
Session 2: New tools for learning; wikis and blogs as part of classroom settings
Session 3: New learning environments; simulations, visualizations and Learning Management Systems (LMS)

Working Life
Session 1: Working life changes and digital competence
Session 2: Work-integrated learning environments
Session 3: Participative design in working life contexts

Media Convergence
Session 1: Migrations and cross-overs in genres and communication in digital media
Session 2: New regimes for the net: governance and copyright
Session 3: Global market in transition

Authority and Literacy
Session 1: Authorsip and authority with digital media
Session 2: Authority and participation with digital storytelling
Session 3: Transformations in media literacy and agency

Accepted papers will be available on the conference web site from 1. November 2007. Please note that the text you submit will be published without any editing from the conference organisers.

Deadline for submission of proposals: 1. June 2007

Conference session format

Paper sessions are oral presentation of 3 - 4 papers followed by a discussion. The sessions will be chaired by members of the track board and the group of international resource persons involved in the CMC activities. Each session will last at 1h 30 minutes. The length of a presentation will be 20 minutes followed by 10 minutes discussion.

Posters involve a text and graphic display of materials that will be thematically grouped by the programme committee. Poster presenters will be available for discussions in the time slot indicated in the final program.


How to submit a proposal?

Submission deadline is 1st June 2007
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