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WORLD CONFERENCE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN EDUCATION (AIED93)

August 23-27, 1993, Edinburgh, Scotland

Call for Participation

Submission deadline: December 12, 1992.
Registration begins April 1, 1993.


AIED93 is one of a series of international conferences designed to report
the best research in the field of AI and Education and to provide
opportunities for crossfertilisation of information and ideas on
both research and application. Your are invited to submit 
proposals for papers, posters, turorials/workshops, and panels. 
All proposals will be reviewed by outside reviewers and all accepted 
papers will be published in the proceedings.

The scope of the conference covers, but is not limited to, the following 
topics:

Intelligent tutoring systems
Learning environments and microworlds
Visual and graphical interfaces
Human factors and interface design
Non-standard and innovative interfaces
Intelligent multi-media systems
Authoring systems and tutoring shells
Collaboration tools
Training job skills
Principles for instructional design
Natural language interfaces
Knowledge representation
Knowledge and skill acquisition
Conceptual change
Metacognition
Social and cultural aspects of learning
Cognitive development
Cognitive errors
Student modeling/Cognitive diagnosis
Higher-order thinking skills
Theories of teaching
Motivation
Reading and writing
Educational robotics
Computer-assisted language learning
Evaluation of computer systems
Assessment of learning outcomes


DETAILS OF SUBMISSION

Papers: Papers should describe original and previously unpublished results 
of research work. Submitted papers should be no longer than 8 pages, 
single spaced, including tables, figures, and references, with at least 1 inch 
margins all around and no smaller than 10 point font (12 point pica for 
typewriters), excluding cover sheet.
Each submission must include 1 cover page and 6 copies of the complete
manuscript. The cover page should include: the title of the paper, an
abstract of no more than 500 words; keywords indicating
topic and subtopic; author names, addresses, and phone numbers; and
email address of the principal author. Electronic and fax submissions
will not be accpeted.

Posters: Authors are encouraged to submit reports on work in progress to
the poster sessions, which provide an informal forum for introducing
work in its early stages. Poster proposals should include 6 copies of a 
3 page written description of the planned poster and should emphasize
the research problem; what was done; and why the work is important.
The cover page should include the title of the poster, the names, 
affiliations, addresses, and phone numbers of the authors, plus the email
address of the principal author.

Panels: A panel offers an opportunity for 3-5 people to present their
views or results on common theme, issue, or question. Panels should have
no more than 5 members, including the chair. Panel proposals should
include 6 copies of a 1-page description of the panel topic, including 
why this topic is important and a 1-page position statement of each panelist. 
The cover sheet should include the panel title, panelists' names and 
affiliations, and the panel organizer's name, affiliation, address, 
email address, and phone number.

Tutorials and workshops: Tutorials and workshops can be on either basic
or advanced topics. A tutorial/workshop is typically half a day in length.
Proposals should include 6 copies of a description of the objectives, 
the intended audience, the length in hours, a 200 word abstract, 
a 1-page topical outline, and a description of the proposer's qualifications 
with respect to the topic. The cover sheet should include the organizer's name,
affiliation, address, email address, and phone number.


THE DEADLINE FOR ALL PROPOSALS IS DECEMBER 12TH, 1992

Acceptance will be communicated on March 1, 1993.
Camera ready copy of accepted papers is due April 1, 1993.

Send proposals to:

AI-ED 93
c/o Helen Pain
Department of Artificial Intelligence
University of Edinburgh
80 South Bridge
Edinburgh EH1 1HN
SCOTLAND

Registration begins on April 1, 1993. For further information about AI-ED 93, 
contact the local organization committee at:

email: AIED93@aisb.ed.ac.uk

fax: 44-31-650-6516

or at the above address. Please do not phone for registration
information and please do not email or fax submissions.


AIED93 COMMITTEES:

AI-ED Society Steering Committee:

John Self, chair
Joost Breuker
Peter Brusilovsky
Alex Bykat
William Clancey
Geoff Cumming
Christofer Dede
Pierre Dillenbourg
Monique Grandbastien
Jim Greer
Lewis Johnson
Alan Lesgold
Zhongmin Li
Gordon McCalla
Susan Mengel
Vittorio Midoro
Claus Mobus
Riichiro Mizoguchi
Jean-Francois Nicaud
RachelOr-Back
Helen Pain
Julita Vassileva
Martial Vivet
Phillip Winne


Program Committee:

Stellan Ohlsson, chair
Yuichiro Anzai
Ben du Boulay
Joost Breuker
Paul Brna
William Clancey
Geoff Cumming
Jim Greer
Lewis Johnson
Kurt Reusser


Organization Committee:

Helen Pain, co-chair
Paul Brna, co-chair
Joanna Clarke
Tom Conlon
Julie-Ann Sime
Graham Turnbull
Alison Varey

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