TECS 2014 - SPECIAL SESSION: Technology Education of Computer Science

IEA-AIE 2014
SPECIAL SESSION: Technology Education of Computer Science
The technology education of computer science is the key to upgrade the
professional quality in future. Particularly about e-learning systems,
computer vision and multimedia-based human computer interaction are
focused and demonstrates exponential-growth in research and industrial.
To share the experiences of research, development, deployment and
maintenance, this special session invites worldwide colleagues to present
their contributions in (but not limited)
1. Integrated learning and educational environment development of
computer sciences
2. Human-computer interaction design for e-lessons
3. e-Learning systems based on vision systems
4. e-Learning portals for computer sciences
5. e-Learning industry and university programs
6. Tutoring e-Learning applications and services based on video
technology
7. ICT-based e-lesson management
8. Remote and wireless teaching technology
9. Distributed e-learning environments
10. Pedagogy for e-Learning teachers
11. Evaluation of Learning technologies
12. Video content management
13. Applications of metadata and virtual reality on robotics
Important Dates
November 11, 2013: Paper Submission Due.
February 10, 2014: Notification of Acceptance.
February 24, 2014: Camera Ready Submission.
SUBMISSION OF PAPERS
Papers are invited from prospective authors with interests in this
particular special session and related areas of application. All
contributions should be original and not published elsewhere or intended
to be published during the review period. Contributions from more applied
related fields in industry and commerce are very welcome. All papers are
to be submitted electronically in PDF format to the special session
organisers. Details of the paper format are available from website
(http://bit.kuas.edu.tw/~ieaaie14/).
For further information, please contact:
Special Session Organisers:
Prof. Yuh-Ming Cheng (cymer-AT-stu.edu.tw), Dept. of Computer Science
and Information Engineering, Shu-Te university, Taiwan (ROC)