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| We seek your formal contribution to the content
of NAWeb 2004 as either a refereed full paper or
a poster presentation/short edited paper. Papers/posters
on topics related to the conference themes are
preferred however papers/posters on any topic related
to Web-based learning will be considered. |
NAWeb 2004 -
the themes are:
- innovative and practical uses of the World Wide
Web in teaching and learning
- extending the reach of existing campuses
- creating "virtual" campuses
of a new and unique nature
- teaching and learning as e-business evaluations in e-learning
Full Refereed Papers
We are looking for high quality formal conference
papers which ideally should present completed research
(including action research). All papers will be single-blind
(author identity not masked) peer reviewed by at least
two members of an international panel of experts. The
review will be of the full paper, not an extended abstract.
Papers should be 3500 to 5000 words in length (approximately
10 pages) and should ideally make liberal use of hypertext
features (that is, they should be primarily designed
for delivery on the Web).
Authors who wish to submit a paper to be refereed
should download this Word
template and modify it. If accepted, correctly
formatted papers will then only need slight additional
work before final publication. Alternatively, they
can submit a Word file and then convert into HTML once
accepted.
This submission process will have three phases:
- Submission of the full paper for reviewing
- Authors accepted papers will be asked to respond
to the reviewers comments and submit papers in final
format (using the template mentioned above).
- Submission of the full paper once accepted
Key Dates:
- Call for papers opens February 17, 2004
- Full paper proposals submitted on or before (Extended) August 9th, 2004
- Final decision on acceptance notified on or before
August 20, 2004.
- Final submission of revised, formatted papers on
or before September 5th
- Presenters must be registered for NAWeb 2004 on
or before September 12th
- Papers go to the printers on or before September
26, 2004
- Papers will be available on the NAWeb server from
September 24, 2004.
- NAWeb Conference - October 16-19, 2004
NAWeb 2004 - Program Chair - Allan
Ellis
Paper proposals should be emailed as
attachment to Allan as a Word file.
Practitioner's Reports (Non-Refereed Papers)
We are looking for high quality informal conference
papers which should present works in progress and activities that you are involved in. These are non-commercial reports of what you are doing in web-based teaching and learning. Papers should be 2000 to 2500 words in length (approximately
5 pages) and should ideally make liberal use of hypertext
features (that is, they should be primarily designed
for delivery on the Web).
Authors who wish to submit a report
should download this Word
template and modify it. If accepted, correctly
formatted papers will then only need slight additional
work before final publication. Alternatively, they
can submit a Word file and then convert into HTML once
accepted.
This submission process will have two phases:
- Submission of the report for reviewing.
- Submission of the full report once accepted
Key Dates:
- Call for reports opens June 1, 2004
- August 15, 2004 - Report proposals must be submitted on or before this date.
- August 22, 2004 Applicants will be notified of acceptance of Practitioner Reports.
- August 31, 2004 Full Practitioner Reports must be submitted.
- Presenters must be registered for NAWeb 2004 on
or before September 12th, 2004
- Papers go to the printers on or before September
26, 2004
- Papers will be available on the NAWeb server from
September 24, 2004.
- NAWeb Conference - October 18-21, 2004
NAWeb 2004 - Report Chair - Phil O'Hara
Report proposals should be emailed as
attachment to Phil as a Word file.
Call for Posters Proposals
In the Posters stream we want to provide delegates with an opportunity to showcase
research that is at an early stage of development and allow the demonstration
of say new software, or innovative course materials etc. Posters allow face-to-face
presentations to individuals and small groups. Authors should submit a short
abstract (up to 300 words in the body of an email) for consideration. If
accepted, they would be expected to provide a standard poster presentation
at the conference. Appropriate display space will be provided (A table with
space for delegates to talk with the presenter and wall space for the poster
- wireless connectivity may be available for lap-top computers). Poster presenters
should also provide up to 1500 words as short paper (1 to 4 pages). This
will be edited, but not refereed.
Key Dates:
- Call for posters opens March 1. 2004
- Acceptance of poster proposals will be advised
within 10 days of submission and early submissions
are welcome.
- Presenters must be registered for NAWeb 2004 on
or before September 10th, 2004
- Final submission of short poster papers due on
or before September 15, 2004
NAWeb 2004 - Poster Chair - Carolyn Nobes or Robert Farmer
Poster proposals should be emailed
to Caryoln or Robert (abstract in the body of an email).
Publication
The refereed full papers, details of the poster presentations/edited short
papers, will be published on the Conference Web site and in the printed Conference
Proceedings.
NOTE: the NAWeb series of conferences does not require
exclusive assignment of copyright. See papers from
previous years for details.
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