【EI会议征稿通知】2024年智慧教育与计算机技术国际学术会议(IECT 2024)

2024年智慧教育与计算机技术国际学术会议(IECT 2024)

2024 International Conference on Intelligent Education and Computer Technology

    随着近些年计算机科学的发展,不仅改变了我们的生活,也给教育领域带来变革。智慧教育的发展更要依赖于产品和技术的支持。在教育现代化中,新的教育基础设施包括现代化教学场所、规模化网络覆盖、大数据系统和开放性教育资源等软硬件条件,这是教育信息化变革的前提。

       2024年智慧教育与计算机技术国际学术会议(IECT 2024)将于2024年6月28日-30日在广西桂林召开。本会议旨在汇集该领域的研究人员、学者和实践者,探讨最新的研究成果和技术创新。会议涵盖了智慧教育、教育信息化、智能学习环境、数据挖掘等多个主题。通过技术创新满足各级教育的技术需求,加速推进智慧教育的发展转型,打造真正能落地的智慧教育新生态。

重要信息

大会官网:​ www.iciect.org ​(点击参会/投稿/了解会议详情)

大会时间:2024年6月28日-30日

大会地点:广西·桂林

收录检索:EI、SCOPUS

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主讲嘉宾

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华云生教授(大会主席)

IEEE Fellow, ACM Fellow, AAAS Fellow 香港中文大学,中国 

华云生是香港中文大学的研究教授,也是伊利诺伊大学厄巴纳-香槟分校电气与计算机工程的Franklin W. weltge名誉教授。在此之前,他曾担任香港中文大学教务长和计算机科学与工程韦伦教授,以及美国伊利诺伊大学厄巴纳-香槟分校Franklin W. Woeltge电气与计算机工程特聘教授和协调科学实验室教授。他于1979年在加州大学伯克利分校获得计算机科学博士学位。他曾因其研究和服务贡献获得多项奖项,包括IEEE-CS W. Wallace-McDowell奖(2006年)、IEEE-CS Richard E. Merwin奖(2007年)、IEEE-CS Tsutomu Kanai奖(2009年)、加州大学伯克利分校杰出校友奖(2011年)和香港特区铜紫荆星章(2021年)。主要研究方向为非线性搜索与优化、多媒体技术、人工智能等。他于1988年共同创立了IEEE知识与数据工程学报,并于1993年至1996年担任主编。他是《计算机与教育:人工智能》的主编,《知识与信息系统》的荣誉主编。此外,他还担任过IEEE计算机协会的各种职务,包括出版副主席(1998年和1999年)和主席(2001年)。他是美国科学促进会(AAAS)、ACM和IEEE的会员。

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刘帅教授(程序委员主席)

湖南师范大学跨学科研究所,EAI Fellow,中国

刘帅博士,博士生导师。主要研究方向为智能教育技术、教育信息处理等。刘帅教授主持和参与完成多项国家科社基金,在Inf Fus、Inf Sci、IEEE TFS/TMM/TITS/Re、IEEE IOTJ等期刊发表高水平论文80余篇,总被引6000余次。入选2021-2023年世界前2%科学家名单(斯坦福大学),论文被评为2021年中国100篇最具影响力国际期刊论文(中国科学技术信息研究所,2022)等。刘帅教授是EAI Fellow,中国计算机联合会杰出会员,中国电子学会高级会员,CCF教育专委会委员,湖南省计算机学会/人工智能学会理事,湖南省人工智能学会教育工作委员会副主任。

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Eric Y.H. TSUI教授

香港理工大学,香港

Eric Y.H. TSUI教授为香港理工大学工业及系统工程系教授,并兼任香港理工大学知识管理及创新研究中心副主任。Eric Y.H. TSUI在自动化知识获取、自然语言处理、基于案例的推理和知识工程与工具方面从事了多年的学术研究,于1989年加入CSC。他的研究得到了Arthur Young、Rank Xerox、CSC、Graphic Directions和澳大利亚研究委员会的资助和奖学金。2000年2月,他还免费访问了微软研究院。2000年8月至2005年1月,他担任CSC亚太区首席研究官以及Australian Mutual Provident(澳大利亚)和Maybank(马来西亚)的创新经理。在CSC任职期间,他为CSC的专家系统产品、应用研究和创新项目做出了重大贡献。Eric Y.H. TSUI教授曾获多项国际知识管理及电子学习奖项,并拥有学士(荣誉)学位、博士学位及工商管理硕士学位。

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Rustam Shadiev教授

浙江大学教育学院,IEEE Senior Member

Rustam Shadiev教授于2012年获得国立中央大学网络学习技术博士学位。他目前是中国杭州浙江大学教育学院的终身教授,专门研究语言学习和跨文化教育的先进学习技术。Shadiev教授是英国计算机学会会员,也是电气和电子工程师学会(IEEE)的高级会员。2019年被授予江苏省杰出教授称号。此外,从2020年到2023年,他连续四年被Elsevier、Scopus和Shanghai Rating评为中国教育领域被引用最多的研究者之一。

研究领域:先进的学习技术、语音到文本识别技术、计算机辅助翻译、多媒体学习系统、多点触摸技术、跨文化教育与语言学习、移动辅助学习、开放和远程学习等。

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方旭教授

南通大学,中国

方旭,南通大学教育科学学院副教授,硕士生导师,从事教育数字化、人工智能教育等方面的研究工作。在国内外刊物上发表学术论文60余篇,其中包括以第一作者发表SSCI来源期刊1篇、CSSCI来源期刊15篇,在《科学出版社》、《人民出版社》、《中国社会科学出版社》、《吉林大学出版社》等出版学术专著6部。已主持国家社科基金一般项目、国家教育考试科研规划课题重点课题、教育部在线教育基金、江苏省社科基金,河南省社科基金、河南省重点研发与推广计划(软科学课题)、甘肃省社科基金等二十余项。获得河南省教育科学规划优秀科研成果奖一等奖、甘肃高校科研优秀成果二等奖等各类奖项11项。现为《开放教育研究》、《现代远程教育研究》、《远程教育杂志》、《Current Psychology》等多本CSSCI与SSCI来源期刊审稿人。

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贾积有教授

北京大学,中国

贾积有教授,北京大学教育学院教育技术系主任、教授、博士生导师;北京大学教育信息化国际研究中心主任。

研究领域:教育技术学、人工智能教育应用、计算机辅助语言教学、教育决策支持系统等。

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MICHAEL AGYEMANG ADARKWAH博士后研究员

北京师范大学—智能学习学院,中国

教育与文化研究所/成人教育主席

Michael Agyemang Adarkwah,德国耶拿弗里德里希席勒大学教育与文化研究所研究员(博士后)、成人教育主席。曾任北京师范大学智能学习研究院博士后研究员。他在中国西南大学获得教育领导与管理博士学位。他拥有护理学士学位,曾在加纳担任注册Hushi(RGN)。他曾在朴次茅斯大学-卡普兰研讨会和加纳大学就高等教育中的人工智能发表主题演讲。主要研究方向为教与学、动机、评估、数字化、计算机与教育、成人教育、特殊教育、语言学和医疗保健教育。他编辑了三本关于教育设计、教育机器人和教育中的人工智能(AIED)的斯普林格书籍。他是《教育研究与多学科方法杂志》(JESMA)、《国际现代教育研究杂志》(IJONMES)和《社会教育研究》(SER)的编委会成员。他曾担任《国际智能技术与学习杂志》的客座编辑。他是SN社会科学的副主编。

征文主题(包含但不限于)

智慧教育计算机科学
互联网+教育智能学习环境数据挖掘智能控制
远程教育数字化测评虚拟现实计算机辅助教学
主动学习多媒体教学模糊逻辑人工智能与开放式学习
学习模型教育机器人软计算 电子学习平台和工具
在线/虚拟实验室教育数字化转型云计算 信息技术与学科教学
教育数据挖掘教育技术系统的模型与构架人机交互语音与自然语言处理
移动学习远程教育教学智能化、知识化系统信息检索与融合
教育信息化STEM教育网络智能应用与搜索智能规划与调度
网络学习

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