Call for Presentations
What does the future of facilitating student achievement, improving learning environments and advancing research look like in a new decade? What processes, strategies and solutions are you using to create, implement and deliver cutting-edge technologies, pedagogy and curriculum redesign?
The iCoN Institute organizing committee invites prospective authors to submit abstracts for presentations through March 1 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.
Presentations should last 20 minutes, followed by 10 minutes of Q-and-A time, and relate to one or more of three tracks:
- Pedagogy — using technology to transform teaching strategies
- Research — research on using technology in the classroom or clinical settings
- Simulation — using simulation activities to help students meet learning outcomes
Guidelines
The abstract should have a maximum of 500 words and provide information related to the following headers:
- Purpose of project or research
- Description of project or research
- Key findings
- Implications
The review committee will evaluate each abstract in a blind review process using the following
criteria:
- Relevance of the topic and potential contributions to the field
- Quality of project or research
- Originality and creativity of project or research
- Quality of the writing
Timeline
| Date(s) | |
|---|---|
| Presentation Submission Deadline | March 1, 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time |
| Presentation Acceptance Notification |
Starting March 1 |
| Presenter Attendance Confirmation Deadline | March 18 |
| Conference Registration |
Starting March 1 |
| Conference Dates |
July 20-22 |
Questions
If you have questions about the iCoN Institute or the presentation abstract submission process, contact Matthew Rota, Assistant Dean of Technology, at matthew.rota@uc.edu.