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"Emerging Current and Future Potential Technology for Distance Education"

29/09/2014 WIB

Background

Developments in internet and multimedia
technologies are the basic enabler of online education
and/or E-learning programs, with consultion,
contents, technologies, services and supports being
identified as the five key sectors of the E-learning
industry. E-learning is essentially the computer and
network-enabled transfer of skills and knowledge. It is
naturally suited to distance learning, but can also be
used in conjunction with face-to-face teaching, in
which case the term blended learning is commonly
used. Considering the above advances in the ICT-
based learning as well as the technology utilization,
SEAMOLEC is to conduct a seminar about Emerging
Current and Future Potential Technology for online
education, as the arena for sharing best practices,
results of research and development activities, as well
as opportunity for networking in the area of online
education or e-learning.

ABSTRACTS

The abstract and the registration document should
reach us not later than October 9, 2014 along with
the registration form. The abstract should be written
in Times New Roman, 11 points, Italic, and not
exceeding 300 words. Abstract acceptance will be
informed by October 11, 2014.

 

FORMAT OF THE PAPER

Every submitted paper, that is limited to 2500 words
and 10 pages at the most, will be selected and those
that are accepted will be published in the proceeding
with ISBN. Papers will be selected based on the
quality and availability of the time and venue. The
full paper should be in accordance with the
following format and submitted no latter than
October 13, 2014.

Paper size         : A4
Font type/size    : Times New Roman/12 points
Space               : Single Space
File type            : Ms Word 2003
Title                  : 16 points, Bold, Center
Headings           : 14 points, Bold, Center

The title (with sub-these clearly indicated), the name(s),
affiliations of the author(s), full address and e-mail
address should be included in abstracts and papers and
written in 12 points, center.

The abstract (and the complete paper) can be sent by
e-mail (as a file attachment or by mail) to
seamolec.usd@gmail.com

 

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