Length
- Abstracts should be between 200-300 words.
- Longer abstracts may be truncated during review.
AI & Intelligent Education
This track focuses on the use of AI and intelligent approaches in education.
Cybersecurity & Digital Resilience
This track addresses the protection and resilience of digital environments used by learners, educators, and institutions.
Computer Science & Cybernetics
This track brings together work on cybernetic systems, intelligent systems, interaction between people and computing systems, connected networks, IoT, and automation.
Digital Education & Learning Technologies
This track explores technologies and environments that enable digital teaching and learning.
Future Skills & Digital Society
This track focuses on the capabilities and responsibilities required to participate in a digitally connected society.
Cybersecurity & Digital Resilience
This track addresses the protection and resilience of digital environments used by learners, educators, and institutions.
Computer Science & Cybernetics
This track brings together work on cybernetic systems, intelligent systems, interaction between people and computing systems, connected networks, IoT, and automation.
Digital Education & Learning Technologies
This track explores technologies and environments that enable digital teaching and learning.
Future Skills & Digital Society
This track focuses on the capabilities and responsibilities required to participate in a digitally connected society.
Guidelines
Submission Guidelines
Structure
- Title: Clear, concise and informative (max 20 words).
- Authors & Affiliations: Full names, institutional affiliations and email addresses.
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Body:
Must include:
- Background/Objective – Why the study was conducted.
- Methods – Brief description of approach or experiment.
- Results – Key findings (quantitative or qualitative).
- Conclusion/Implications – Significance and contribution.
Keywords
- Provide 3-5 keywords for indexing and classification.
Formatting
- Use Times New Roman, 12 pt, single spacing.
- Avoid figures, tables, or references in the abstract.
- Write in English only.
Originality
- Abstracts must represent original, unpublished work.
- Plagiarism or duplication will lead to rejection.
Review Process
- Abstracts will be peer-reviewed by the scientific committee.
- Acceptance will be notified via email.
Submission
- Submit abstracts through the conference submission portal.
- Ensure all co-authors approve the submission.
Length
- Full papers should be between 4,000-6,000 words (excluding references).
- Maximum of 10-12 pages in standard conference format.
Structure
- Title: Clear, concise and informative.
- Authors & Affiliations: Full names, institutional affiliations and email addresses.
- Abstract: 200-300 words (as per abstract guidelines).
- Keywords: 3-5 keywords.
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Main Body:
- Introduction – Background, objectives and significance.
- Literature Review – Relevant prior work.
- Methodology – Detailed description of methods, models or experiments.
- Results – Findings with figures/tables.
- Discussion – Interpretation, implications and limitations.
- Conclusion – Summary and future scope.
- References: Follow APA/IEEE style (depending on publisher).
Formatting
- Use Times New Roman, 12 pt, single spacing.
- Margins: 1 inch on all sides.
- Figures and tables must be numbered, captioned and cited in text.
- Equations should be numbered sequentially.
Originality & Integrity
- Papers must represent original, unpublished work.
- AI-generated content (text, figures or data) is strictly prohibited. Authors must ensure that all content is human-authored and verifiable.
- Plagiarism or duplication will lead to rejection.
- Similarity index must be below 15% (Turnitin/iThenticate).
Review Process
- All submissions will undergo double-blind peer review.
- Review criteria: originality, technical soundness, clarity, relevance and contribution.
- Authors will receive reviewer comments for revision if required.
Submission
- Submit papers through the conference submission portal.
- File format: MS Word (.doc/.docx) or LaTeX (PDF).
- Ensure all co-authors approve the submission.
Publication
- Accepted papers will be published in Scopus-indexed proceedings/journals (depending on conference arrangements).
- Selected papers may be invited for special issues in reputed journals.
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