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EAET 2027 EAET 2027

EAET 2027 · 8th European Advanced Educational Technology Conference

Call for Papers

19–21 March 2027 · University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
Proceedings published by IEEE, submitted for inclusion in IEEE Xplore, indexed by Ei Compendex and Scopus.

Full paper & abstract deadline 30 November 2026

Conference theme for 2027

Topics of particular interest include, but are not limited to, the eight tracks below. Authors should indicate the track that best fits their paper when submitting; papers are reviewed within their track by at least two reviewers.

Track 1

Artificial Intelligence in Education

How artificial intelligence is reshaping teaching, assessment and learning — with attention to evidence, ethics and equity.

11 topics

  • Generative AI and large language models (LLMs) in teaching, learning and assessment
  • Intelligent tutoring systems, pedagogical agents and conversational agents
  • Adaptive, personalised and differentiated learning with AI
  • AI-supported instructional design, content generation and course authoring
  • Recommender systems and personalised learning pathways
  • AI literacy, competencies and curricula for learners and teachers
  • AI-driven assessment: validity, fairness and security
  • Academic integrity, authorship and assessment security in the generative AI era
  • Ethical, equity, privacy and governance issues of AI in education
  • Evaluating the learning impact of AI tools: evidence, efficacy and scalability
  • Human–AI collaboration, learner agency and the changing role of teachers

Track 2

Learning Environments & Emerging Technologies

The design, use and evaluation of the physical, virtual and hybrid settings in which learning happens.

7 topics

  • Online, blended and hybrid learning environments
  • Virtual classrooms, virtual laboratories and simulation-based learning
  • Immersive learning: VR, AR, XR and mixed reality
  • Mobile, ubiquitous and seamless learning
  • Learning platforms and LMS design and evaluation
  • Smart learning spaces: IoT, smart campus and digital twins
  • Social robots, wearables and sensor-based learning technologies

Track 3

Learning Design, Pedagogy & Engagement

How learning experiences are designed, and how technology changes the way students engage, collaborate and regulate their own study.

7 topics

  • Learning design, learning experience design and instructional design
  • Technology-enhanced pedagogy and active learning
  • Problem-, project- and inquiry-based learning with technology
  • Collaborative, social and community-based learning (CSCL, wikis, social media)
  • Gamification, game-based learning and learner motivation
  • Flipped, blended and self-regulated learning
  • Universal design for learning and differentiated instruction

Track 4

Assessment, Feedback & Quality Assurance

Technology-enabled assessment design, feedback practice, and how institutions evidence the quality of their programmes.

7 topics

  • Technology-enabled assessment design: e-assessment, computer-based testing and authentic tasks
  • Automated feedback systems and rubric-based scoring
  • Assessment validity, fairness, security and online proctoring
  • Competency-based and performance assessment
  • Programme and institutional accreditation, quality assurance
  • Learning outcomes measurement and assessment analytics
  • Teacher evaluation and appraisal in digital contexts

Track 5

Learning Analytics & Educational Data Science

What educational data can tell institutions, and how that evidence is collected and used responsibly.

6 topics

  • Learning analytics and educational data mining
  • Predictive modelling, at-risk detection and intervention
  • Dashboards, visual analytics and data-informed teaching
  • Multimodal learning analytics: interaction logs, video, eye-tracking and physiological signals
  • NLP and discourse analytics of learner-generated text
  • Data governance, consent, privacy and ethics of educational data

Track 6

Openness, Inclusion & Lifelong Learning

Access, openness and continuity of learning across institutions, regions and stages of life.

6 topics

  • Open education, open educational resources and open pedagogy
  • MOOCs, micro-credentials and stackable credentials
  • Equity, inclusion and accessibility for learners with disabilities
  • Digital divide, connectivity and capacity building in under-resourced regions
  • Lifelong learning, continuing professional education and reskilling
  • Global virtual exchange and cross-cultural collaboration

Track 7

Teacher Education, Leadership & Institutional Transformation

How teachers, leaders and institutions build the capability to sustain technology-enabled change.

6 topics

  • Digital competence, TPACK and teacher professional development
  • Faculty development and pedagogical training for STEM and engineering teachers
  • Professional learning networks and communities of practice
  • Institutional strategy, leadership and change management for digital transformation
  • Learning organisations and organisational learning
  • Policy, governance and funding of educational technology

Track 8

Domain Applications & Industry Engagement

Discipline-specific practice, and the boundary between formal education and the workplace.

7 topics

  • Engineering, computing and STEM education with technology
  • Health, medical and clinical simulation education
  • Business, management and entrepreneurship education
  • Industry–academia collaboration and work-integrated learning
  • Vocational education and higher education pathways
  • Case studies and lessons learned in educational technology deployment
  • Sustainability and SDG-oriented applications of educational technology

Note to authors of AI and analytics papers

Papers submitted to Track 1 or Track 5 should report the educational setting, the participants, the evaluation method and evidence of learning outcomes. Studies that report only model performance, usage statistics or user satisfaction are not considered for review.

Key dates and submission

Full paper and abstract deadline30 November 2026
Notification of acceptance30 December 2026
Registration deadline20 January 2027
Camera-ready deadline30 January 2027

Submit a full paper to publish and present, or an abstract to present only. Manuscripts are accepted through the online submission system as PDF files, and are peer reviewed by experts. Accepted, registered and presented papers are published in the EAET 2027 Conference Proceedings by IEEE.

Questions about the tracks or the scope of a proposed paper can be sent to eaet_secretary@163.com.