BBEurope is a yearly conference, dedicated to BB with presentations of latest results, evolutions and technologies in the field. BroadBand covers however many different disciplines and beside technological results, also socio-economic, techno-economic and regulatory aspects will find a forum here. Presentations from ongoing trials and regional projects give an extra flavour to the conference.
The submission deadline is approaching: September 1st
BBEurope 2007 is organized by the IBBT, hosted by Alcatel-Lucent and endorsed by IET and DSL Forum.
Co-located with BBEurope there will be at least 3 extra workshops:
- "From Access To Metro - A seamless transition" (IET-Workshop)
- "The MUSE Winter-school"
- "QoS Tutorial", prepared by EuQoS project addressing different known technologies and open problems with Internet QoS
BBEurope, together with all of these workshops are unique opportunities for the shaping Broadband for All area in future, including vision, strategies and roadmaps.
On 04 September 2007 Location: Rovaniemi, Lapland Finland
Call for Contributions
The organizers of 5th European Forum 2007 have the pleasure in inviting all actors involved in Engineering Education to submit their contributions to the Forum. The participants are invited to submit the Proposal (abstract/ outline) electronically by 4th of September 2007.
The three Forum days comprise of four plenary sessions, three parallel sessions and three interactive working group sessions, which are divided into three tracks:
Theme A. New Roles and Responsibilities of Universities; pedagogy, processes and infrastructure
Theme B. Lifelong Competence Development; foresight, creativity and innovation
Theme C. Continuing Engineering Education; productivity, collaboration and networking
The plenary sessions include key-note speeches, expert panels and reporting from the working group sessions. Parallel sessions are highly interactive. The Forum is the fifth in a series of European Forums covering themes related to Continuing Engineering Education (CEE) and Continuing Professional Development (CPD). Previous European CEE Forums were held in Stuttgart, Lisbon, Vienna and in Trondheim
The outcome of the Forum will be a European State-of-the-Art report with the desirable future policy guidelines and proposals. The Forum will examine questions such as how the continuing engineering education can effectively response to the challenges of knowledge economy and to the changes in working life to support lifespan professional development.
The Forum is jointly organized by: European Society of Engineering Education (SEFI), Helsinki University of Technology Lifelong Learning Institute Dipoli (TKK Dipoli) and Rovaniemi University of Applied Science (Ramk), European Federation of national Engineering Associations (FEANI) and International Society for Engineering Education (IGIP).
On 07 September 2007 Location: GinoWan, Okinawa, Japan The IEEE 22nd International Conference on
Advanced Information Networking and Applications
Sponsored by IEEE Computer Society, TCDP
The conference covers theory,design and application of computer
networks and distributed computing systems. Aside from the regular
presentations, the conference will include keynote addresses with
speakers from both industry and academia. Prospective authors are invited to submit papers in any of the following areas:
* Communication Protocol and Architecture
* High-speed Communication and Network
* Wireless Communication and Network
* Multimedia Communication and System
* Personal Communication System
* Mobile Ad-hoc and Sensor Network
* Low-power Network and System Network
* Wearable Network and System
* Embedded System and Networking
* Quality of Services (QoS)
IMPORTANT DATES:
Submission deadline Sept. 7, 2007
Author Notification Nov. 15, 2007
Author Registration Dec. 1, 2007
Final Manuscript Due Dec. 21, 2007
March 25 (Tue.) - March 28 (Fri.), 2008
GinoWan, Okinawa, Japan
The conference aims to promote the development of Mobile Learning in the Middle East, provide a forum for education and knowledge transfer, expose students to latest ICT technologies and encourage the study and implementation of mobile applications in teaching and learning.
Important Dates:
Third Call for Papers 15 September 2007
Submission of Full Paper 15 October 2007
Notification of Acceptance 15 December 2007
Author Registration Deadline 15 January 2008
Camera-Ready Papers 15 February 2008
IMCL2008 Conference Begins 16 April 2008
IMCL2008 Conference Ends 18 April 2008
No information about workshops, panels or presentations available, but some of the accepted papers are:
Evaluation methods on usability of m-learning environments.
Guidelines for Developing Adaptive Mobile Learning
e-Examiner: Towards a Fully-Automatic Knowledge Assessment Tool applicable in Adaptive E-Learning Systems.
PDAs in the real world of classrooms what is needed to help learners think?
This conference takes place 5/6 May, 2008 in Halkidiki, Greece,.
MAIN THEMES
· Social Networking in Networked Learning
· Designing Learning Spaces
· Ubiquitous Learning
· Embedding Networked Learning in Institutions: Policy &
Practice
· Networked Lifelong Learning
· Interculturality
· Personalisation
· Learner¹s & Teacher¹s Experiences
· Methodologies for Researching Networked Learning
· Learning Theories and Processes
We invite proposals of the following kind addressing conference
themes:
1. Symposia: 1.5 hours - You convene, organise and invite 3/4 participants
to present papers on a chosen theme
2. Individual research papers, and papers critically examining conceptual
issues
3. Posters and research in progress
Extended abstracts of 1000 words plus references due by 17th September
2007. Send to nlc2008@lancaster.ac.uk. Full details on web site.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
Professor Diana Laurillard, London Knowledge Lab, Institute of
Education
Charalambos Vrasidas, Associate Professor of Learning Technologies at the
School of Education at Intercollege.
Yannis Dimitriadis, Associate Professor, Director of the GSIC/EMIC group,
School of Telecommunications Engineering,University of Valladolid,
Spain
IMPORTANT DATES:
DATES OF THE CONFERENCE: The conference will run over two full days: from 9am Monday 5th May to 5pm
on Tuesday 6th May (followed by Conference Dinner)
DATE FOR SUBMITTING ABSTRACTS OF PROPOSALS We must receive proposal
abstracts (1000 words) by MONDAY 17th September, 2007. You will be informed of acceptance of your proposal by 22nd October
2007.
DATE FOR SUBMITTING FULL COPY OF ACCEPTED PAPERS We must receive full copy
of accepted papers by Monday 11th January 2008 in order to include them in the
Conference Proceedings.
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