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4th European Conference on Technology-Enhanced Learning
Learning in the Synergy of Multiple Disciplines
Conference Information
Number of participants• 280 • 220 Conference
Participants• 60 additional workshop
participants
Students at ECTEL09
27%
73%
Students
Academics, Professionals
ECTEL09 Gender Balance
37%
63%
Women
Men
ECTEL09 Participation by Country
19%
16%
13%9%
7%
5%
4%
3%
2%2%2%
2%2%
2% 2%1%1%1% 6%
GermanyUnited KingdomFranceNetherlandsAustriaItalySpainGreeceBelgiumSwitzerlandEgyptPortugalEstoniaFinlandUSACzech RepublicNorwaySlovakiaOther
Conference Information
Conference Information
Sponsors:
Co-located Meetings: CUELC, EATEL, GRAPPLE, ICOPER, LTfLL, PROLIX,
Pro-TEL SIG, ROLE, STELLAR, TENCOMPETENCE
Logistics - rooms
ECTEL09 Social Networking
#ectel09
ECTEL 2009 Schedule Planner http://washington.sis.pitt.edu/ectel09/
ECTEL Conferences SN – STELLARhttp://ariadne.cs.kuleuven.be/ectel/
Starting Convergence at ECTEL08
Team
Programme chairs: Ulrike Cress (Knowledge Media Research Center, Germany), Vania Dimitrova (University of Leeds, United Kingdom) Local organization chair: Katherine Maillet (Institut Telecom, Telecom & Management Sudparis, France) Publicity chairs: Marcela Morales (Institut Telecom, Telecom & Management Sudparis, France) Mohamed Amine Chatti (RWTH Aachen University, Germany) Workshop chairs: Nikol Rummel (University of Freiburg, Germany), Peter Dolog (Aalborg University, Denmark) Industrial session chair: Volker Zimmermann (IMC, Germany) Doctoral Consortium chairs: Frank Fischer (LMU University of Munich, Germany), Stefanie Lindstaedt (Know Center, Austria)Demonstration chairs: Alexandra Cristea, (University of Warwick, United Kingdom), Nikos Karacapilidis (University of Patras, Greece), General chair: Marcus Specht (Centre for Learning Sciences and Technology OUNL, The Netherlands)
ECTEL09 Review Process
158 submissions from 469 authors
43 countries• Europe (29)• Asia (8) • America (4)• Africa (1) • Australia (1)
ECTEL09 Review Process
Submission topics
ECTEL09 Review Process
84 PC members from 19 countries
35 full papers (22%) 17 short papers 35 posters
ECTEL09 Program
Doctoral consortium• 18 papers; funded by STELLAR
10 Workshops
1 Tutorial
Posters
ECTEL09 Program
Invited talks• Prof. Peter Pirolli (Thursday, 1 Oct, 9:45am)• Prof. Mike Sharples (Thursday, 1 Oct, 2:00pm)• Prof. Fredrich Hesse (Friday, 2 Oct, 9:00am)
• Marco Marsella, EU (Thursday, 1 Oct, 10:30am)
Panel: Synergy of disciplines (Fri, 4:15pm)
ECTEL09 Program
Full papers & Short papers (12 sessions)• Learning contexts (Thu, 11:25, Fri, 11:25)• Adaptation and personalisation (Thu, 3:45, Fri, 11:25)• Data mining and social design (Thu, 11:25)• Learning design (Thu, 11:25)• Collaborative and social knowledge construction (Thu, 3:45)• Motivation, engagement, learning games (Thu, 3:45)• Learning communities and CoPs (Fri, 11:25)• Interoperability, Semantic Web, Web 2.0 (Fri 2:00)• Problem and project-based learning, Inquiry learn (Fri 2:00)• Human factors and evaluation (Fri 2:00)
Session chairsStrict time !RecordingAmendment
ECTEL09 Program
Industry track• Thursday, 11:25-12:45
Volker Zimmermann, IMC AG, GermanyPatric Belpaire, Danny De Witte, U&I Learning, BelgiumManuel Schmidt, Lernzentrum Festo, GmbH, Germany
• Thursday, 3:45-5:00Ellen Leenarts, British Telecom, NetherlandsFabrizio Giorgini, Giunti Labs, ItalyLucia Pannese, Imaginary, Italy
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ECTEL09 Program
Demonstrations• Alexandra Cristea, (U. of Warwick, UK), • Nikos Karacapilidis (U. of Patras, Greece)
New! Arrangement• 3 sessions during coffee breaks, w. parallel demos:
• 1st October: 11:00-11:25; 14:45-15:45 14 demos! each• 2nd October: 10:00-11:25: 12 demos!
Topics:• Learning design, modelling, collaboration, senior
learners, contextualisation and personalisation, work-place learning, authoring, live distance experiments, automatic retrieval, community experiences and semantics, sharing and curriculum regions
http://www.ectel09.org/ademonstrations.html
ECTEL09 Demos
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ECTEL09 Demos
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