| Call
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| Background and Scope |
| The GCCCE conference
series was initiated by a Steering Committee comprising
researchers from China, Hong Kong, Macao, Singapore,
Taiwan and U.S.A. in 1997. The first conference
was held in Guangzhou (1997), the second in Hong
Kong (1998), the third in Macao (1999), and the
fourth in Singapore (2000). One-quarter of the population
of people in the world speak Chinese. Time, especially
at the beginning of the new millennium, has arrived
to think about and begin to take action to establish
a networked world of Chinese language and cultural.
Issues such as how Chinese content be created on
network collaborately and shared by different communities
and regions in the world and how such a cyberspace
spurs on knowledge economy in these regions should
be discussed. But all of these will have a common
basis - the research and deployment of learning
technology in education. The conference will consist
of three tracks: research track by academia, application
track by K12 and university teachers, and industry
track by related business and practitioners. Papers
submitted to the conference have their focuses in
(but are not limited to) one of the following topics: |
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Agent Technologies in Education
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Integration with School Curriculum
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Artificial Intelligence in Education
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Intelligent Tutoring Systems
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Bilingual Education
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Lifelong Learning
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Collaborative Learning
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Multimedia and Hypermedia
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Computer Assisted Language Learning
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Policies, Standards, Ethics, and Legal
Aspects
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Courseware Design
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Simulation and Gaming
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Cross-cultural Education
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Student Modeling & Portfolio Assessment
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Distance Learning Technologies
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System Design and Development
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Evaluation of Learning and Systems
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Teaching of Chinese Language
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Human Computer Interaction
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Virtual Reality
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Information
Technology and Science
Education
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Wireless & Communication Technology
in Education
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Instructional Design
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Web-Based Learning
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| Paper Submission |
- Submissions for GCCCE2001 are categorized
into full papers and short papers. Full papers
should be 6-8 pages; short papers should be
2-4 pages.
- Each paper should include a title, 200-word
abstract, keywords, body texts, and a bibliography.
- Please do not put authors' name(s) on the
paper (authors' name(s) should put on the cover
page).
- Submitted papers must be written in English
or Chinese (Chinese papers should include a
English title and abstract).
- Submissions should be written on A4 or 8.5"
x 11" white paper, single-sided using single-spacing,
single column and 10-point Times font for English;
Ming/Song font for Chinese.
- Submissions must include a cover page and
4 copies of the complete manuscript. The cover
page should include: title of the paper with
a 200-word abstract, keywords, indication of
the sub-themes the paper belongs to, authors'
name(s) with affiliation(s), address(es), phone
number(s), fax number(s) and E-mail address(es).
(Please indicate the primary contact person
if it is different from the first author.)
- Electronic submissions should preferably be
in PDF or Ms-Word format. For Chinese papers,
electronic submissions must specify coding scheme,
e.g., BIG5 or GB. Accepted papers will be published
in the proceedings, with understanding that
at lease one of the authors should register
the conference. Please send submissions to GCCCE2001
secretariat.
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| Important Dates |
Paper Submission Due: February 20, 2001
Acceptance Notification: March 15, 2001
Proceedings Copy Due: April 15, 2001
Early Registration Due: May
10, 2001
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