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CATE
City
Beijing
Country
China
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Abstract

CATE 2007 will act as a major forum for the presentation of innovative developments and the exchange of information between researchers and practitioners on the use of technology in education&#046; All papers submitted to this conference will be double blind reviewed&#046; Acceptance will be based primarily on originality and contribution&#046; <b>Keywords:</b> Advanced Technology in Education and Training<br>Authoring Tools and Methodology<br>Agent&#8211;based Technology<br>Computer&#8211;Assisted Learning and Instruction<br>Collaborative Learning<br>Collaborative Knowledge Construction<br>Digital Libraries<br>Information Technology<br>Interactive Learning Environments<br>Human&#8211;Computer Interfaces<br>Learning Management Systems<br>Mobile Teaching<br>Mobile Learning<br>Mobile Communication<br>Multimedia and Hypermedia Applications<br>Online Dictionaries and Synchronous Translation<br>Reusable Learning Objects and Standards<br>Research on Innovative Technology&#8211;based Teaching and Learning<br>Research on Advanced Technology in Education<br>Streaming Multimedia Technologies<br>Televised Courses and Telecommunications<br>Ubiquitous Learning<br>Technology&#8211;based Learning Communities<br>Virtual Reality<br>Web&#8211;based Education<br>Web&#8211;based Training<br>Technology&#8211;based Services<br>Advanced Educational Software and Hardware<br>Architectures of Innovative Software and Hardware Systems for Education and Training<br>Collaborative and Communication Software<br>Distributed Learning Environments<br>Educational Software<br>Educational Hardware<br>Educational Networks<br>Educational Software/Hardware for Students and Learners with Special Needs<br>Groupware Tools<br>Security Aspects<br>Reliability Issues<br>Usability Issues<br>Advanced Technology and Human Resource Issues<br>Accreditation<br>Advanced Teaching and Learning Technologies<br>Curriculum Design and Development<br>Faculty and Professional Development<br>New Roles of Teachers, Instructors, Students, and Learners<br>New Learning and Teaching Theories<br>Teacher Training and Support<br>Teacher Evaluation<br>Institutional Issues on Technology&#8211;based Education and Training<br>Best Practices and Case Studies<br>Corporate Training<br>Economic Issues<br>Education for Business and Industry<br>Education for Disabled Learners<br>Infrastructure and Technology<br>Intellectual Property<br>Multi&#8211;Teacher Courses<br>Online (Virtual) Universities<br>Online Scientific Labs<br>Online Degree Programs (Credit and Non&#8211;Credit)<br>Primary and Secondary Education<br>Privacy Issues<br>Post&#8211;University Education and Training<br>Strategic Planning<br>Technology Centers<br>University Education<br>Vocational Training<br>Policies on Technology&#8211;based Education<br>Assistance of National and International Organizations<br>International Collaboration and Projects<br>National Collaboration and Projects<br>National Policies and Standards<br>Policy and Law<br>Sociological Issues<br>Standards in Learning and Teaching<br>Special Conditions in Developing Countries<br>Technology&#8211;based Blended, Distance and Open Education<br>Adult Education<br>Best Practices and Case Studies<br>Blended Education<br>Curriculum Design and Development<br>Distance Education<br>Educational and Training Systems<br>Open Education<br>Open Universities<br>On Demand Education<br>Quality Control and Assessment<br>Pedagogical Issues<br>