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Call for Papers

ICCE2025 Subconference on

Advanced Learning Technologies, Learning Analytics, Platforms and Infrastructure (ALT)

This sub-conference will be dedicated to exploring the frontiers of educational technology and its infrastructure. It aims to foster dialogue on the development of standards for system, resource, and data interoperability, and to inspire the creation of innovative learning technologies. The sub-conference will focus on advanced learning technologies that are reshaping the educational landscape through personalized learning experiences, adaptive content delivery, and Generative AIs. The role of Large Language Models (LLMs) in educational content generation, personalized tutoring, and AI-driven feedback mechanisms will be explored. Automated assessment will also be a key focus, along with Human-Computer Interaction and collaborative learning that enable more intuitive learning experiences.



It will also extend to Analytics in Teaching & Learning, examining how multimodal and AI-enhanced data-driven insights can optimize learning outcomes and enhance pedagogical strategies. Alongside these, it will delve into ethics and transparency in learning analytics, ensuring that these technologies are leveraged in a way that promotes fair, inclusive, and responsible educational practices. Discussions on privacy-preserving learning analytics, explainable AI in education, and regulatory frameworks for AI-driven decision-making will also be included.



The sub-conference will also highlight the pivotal role of Platforms & Infrastructure in supporting these technological advances. Central to this discussion will be the impact of learning platforms, which serve as intelligent, scalable, and adaptive learning processes that facilitate diverse types of interaction and feedback mechanisms to be more accessible, engaging, and tailored to individual learners. Examples of emerging platforms that will be discussed include cloud technology, ubiquitous learning, and virtual labs. We also encourage submissions related to metaverse-based education, AI-driven classroom orchestration, and real-time adaptive feedback systems. We welcome research that applies these technologies across diverse learning environments, including traditional classrooms, narrative-centered learning, embodied learning, game-based learning, online education, and adult learning contexts such as simulated training environments and healthcare education.


Scope of the Conference


Advanced Learning Technologies

  • Adaptive learning systems

  • Affective computing for learning

  • Immersive learning environments

  • Large Language Models (LLMs) and AI-driven educational tools

  • Generative AIs in education

  • Automated evaluation

  • Collaborative learning

  • Human-Computer Interaction

  • Interactive multimedia

  • Intelligent questioning systems

  • Educational recommender systems

  • AI-powered personalized learning frameworks

  • Semantic Web in education

  • Smart educational environments

  • The Internet of Things in education


Analytics in Teaching & Learning Data 

  • Data Literacy and Learning Analytics

  • Game-based Learning Analytics

  • Innovative learning analytics systems

  • Analytics algorithm advancements

  • Expansive data collection

  • Pedagogical models and analytics

  • Predictive models, analysis, and visualization

  • Ethical frameworks in learning analytics

  • Bias, Equity, Fairness, and Transparency in Learning Analytics

  • Privacy-preserving learning analytics and data security

  • Explainable AI and its role in education

  • Multimodal learning analytics

  • Social network analysis

  • Sequential data mining


Platforms & Infrastructure

  • Cloud-enhanced education

  • Credentialing evolution

  • Strategic implementation of advanced learning technologies

  • Learning system architectural foundations

  • Learning design interfaces

  • Classroom orchestration tools

  • Metaverse-based learning platforms and immersive VR/AR education

  • Real-time adaptive feedback mechanisms

  • Life cycle management of technical learning objects

  • Ubiquitous learning technologies

  • Intuitive Web interfaces

  • Open educational ecosystems

  • Virtual Laboratories

  • Performance Support Tools (PSTs)

  • Repository technologies

  • Interoperability frameworks for multimodal educational data

  • AI-driven simulation-based training for professional education

  • Multimodal learning analytics in workforce development

  • XR-based professional training (e.g., VR for medical simulations, AR for industrial training)

  • Technology standards

PC Executive Chair

  • Ashwin Tudur SADASHIVA, Vanderbilt University, USA


PC Co-chairs

  • A.Y.M. Atiquil ISLAM, East China Normal University, China

  • Manjunath K V, IIIT Dharwad, India

  • Anand Kumar M, NITK Surathkal, India


PC Memebers

  • Mohamed Elsayed   AHMED, South Valley University   

  • Radhika AMASHI, BVBCET   

  • Banni Satria ANDOKO, State Polytechnic of   Malang   

  • Vishwas BADHE, Indian Institute of   Technology, Bombay, India   

  • Abhilash C B, JSSATE-Bangalore   

  • Weiqin CHEN, Oslo Metropolitan University   

  • Clayton COHN, Vanderbilt University   

  • Syaamantak DAS, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay   

  • Yiling DAI, Hiroshima University   

  • Eduardo DAVALOS ANAYA, Vanderbilt   University   

  • Shridhar DOMANAL, NITK,Surathkal   

  • Joyce FONTELES, Vanderbilt University   

  • Yoshiko GODA, Kumamoto University   

  • Prakash HEGADE, KLE Technological   University   

  • Shruti JAIN, Indian Institute of   Technology Bombay   

  • Marc JANSEN, University of Applied   Sciences Ruhr West   

  • Kapil KADAM, Indian Institute of   Technology Bombay   

  • Kabyashree KHANIKAR, Indian Institute of   Technology Bombay   

  • Nattapol KRITSUTHIKUL, National   Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC), Thailand   

  • Ramesh KURBET, KLE technological   University   

  • Huiyong LI, Research Institute for   Information Technology, Kyushu University, Japan   

  • Ruixue LIU, Northwest Normal University   

  • Sonsoles LÓPEZ-PERNAS, University of   Eastern Finland   

  • Vijayalakshmi M, KLE technological   University   

  • Kaushik MALLIBHAT, KLE technological   University   

  • Ritayan MITRA, Indian Institute of   Technology Bombay   

  • Indrayani NISHANE, Indian Institute of   Technology Bombay   

  • Amit PAIKRAO, Indian institute of   Technology Bombay   

  • Sonika PAL, Educational Technology,   Indian Institute of Technology Bombay   

  • Rumana PATHAN, Indian Institute of   Technology Bombay   

  • Preeti PATIL, KLE Technological   University   

  • Herold PC, IIT Bombay   

  • Antony PRAKASH, Indian Institute of   Technology Bombay    

  • Ramkumar RAJENDRAN, IIT Bombay   

  • Shridhar SANSHI, NITK Surathkal   

  • Jyoti SHAHA, Indian Institute of   Technology Bomaby   

  • Pritam SIL, IIT Bombay   

  • Anuradha SINGH, Banaras Hindu University   

  • Bam Bahadur SINHA, National Institute of   Technology Sikkim, India   

  • Caitlin SNYDER, University of Detroit   Mercy   

  • Namrata SRIVASTAVA, Vanderbilt University   

  • Christine Lourrine TABLATIN, Ateneo de   Manila University   

  • Tuan TRAN, Royal Melbourne Institute of   Technology   

  • Riina VUORIKARI, Institute for   Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS)   

  • Didin WAHYUDIN, Departemen Pendidikan   Teknik Elektro   

  • Saumya YADAV, IIIT-Delhi, Delhi   

  • Xiaotian ZOU, Indiana University   

  • Pankaj CHAVAN, Indian Institute of   Technology Jodhpur   

  • Ashutosh RAINA, Indian Institute of   Technology Bombay

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