MeL 2007
Second International Conference
Modern (e-) Learning
July 01 - 05, 2007, Varna (Bulgaria)
Supported by
The International Journal "Information Theories and Applications"®
The International Journal "Information Technologies and Knowledge"®
General sponsor: FOI Bulgaria
Conference organizers
- Institute of Information Theories and Applications FOI ITHEA (Bulgaria)
- V.M.Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics, NAS (Ukraine)
- Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, BAS (Bulgaria)
- Astrakhan State Technical University (Russia)
- Taras Shevchenko National University of Kiev (Ukraine)
- Kharkiv National University of Radioelectronics, (Ukraine)
- Varna Free University “Chernorizets Hrabar” (Bulgaria)
- Association of Developers and Users of Intelligent Systems (Ukraine)
- Association Development of the Information Society (Bulgaria
Aims and Scope
The conference is devoted to discussion of current research and applications regarding the basic directions of modern (e-) learning: Philosophy and Methodology of the Modern (e-) Learning and Modern (e-) Learning Technologies.
Topics of interest
Philosophy and Methodology of the Modern (e-) Learning
- Accreditation and Validation of Modern (e-) Learning Materials
- Learning Communities and Virtual Spaces for Modern (e-) Learning Communities
- Copyright Regulations and Intellectual Property
- Evolution in Teacher Roles through Technology
- Experience and Problems of Implementation of Distance Learning Systems
- Informatics of the Modern Learning
- Instructional Design Theories of Modern (e-) Learning
- Institutional Issues on Technology-based Learning
- Interaction of Classical and Modern (e-) Learning
- Knowledge Market
- Modern (e-) Learning Paradigms
- Organizational Problems of Distance Learning
- Pedagogical and Organisational Frameworks of Modern (e-) Learning
- Pedagogical Approaches - Classical and Modern Didactic Principles of Modern (e-) Learning
- Policies on Technology-based Learning
- Psychological and Ergonomic Aspects of Modern (e-) Learning
- Social Aspects of Modern (e-) Learning
- Standardisation of the Modern (e-) Learning Materials
- Standards and Quality Requirements for the Certification and Assessment of the Learners’ Progress
- Teaching Aspects of Modern (e-) Learning
Modern e-Learning Tools and Applications
- Information Retrieval and Visualization in e-Learning
- Multimedia Educational Systems
- Media for Learning in Multicultural Settings
- Mobile e-Learning Applications
- P2P e-Learning Applications
- Social Aspects in Collaborative e-Learning Systems
- Standardization in e-Learning Technologies (incl. Learning Objects, Learning Designs, Modelling Languages)
- Technology-based Blended, Distance and Open Learning
- Technology-Facilitated Learning in Complex Domains
- Technologies for advanced Teacher Training
- Technology and Human Resource Issues
- Using AI/Semantic Web Technologies for Personalized and Contextual Learning
- Web-based Educational Information Systems
Program Committee
Victor Gladun (Ukraine)
Larissa Zaynutdinova (Rusia)
Krassimir Markov (Bulgaria)
Adil Timofeev (Russia)
Alexander Kuzemin (Ukraine)
Alexey Voloshin (Ukraine)
Anna Kantcheva (Bulgaria)
Avram Eskenazi (Bulgaria)
George Totkov (Bulgaria)
Darina Dicheva (USA)
Evgeniya Sendova (Bulgaria)
Fliur Ismagilov (Russia)
Igor Lyashenko (Ukraine)
Ilia Mitov (Bulgaria)
Irena Robert (Russia)
Irina Zhelyazkova (Bulgaria)
Juan Castellanos (Spain)
Julita Vassileva (Canada)
Krassimir Manev (Bulgaria)
Krassimira Ivanova (Bulgaria)
Luis Fernando de Mingo (Spain)
Maria Kasheva (Bulgaria)
Milena Dobreva (Bulgaria)
Natalia Ivanova (Rusia)
Nelly Maneva (Bulgaria)
Nikolay Liutov (Bulgaria)
Peter Stanchev (USA)
Stefan Dodunekov (Bulgaria)
Tatiana Gavrilova (Russia)
Teodora Bakardzieva (Bulgaria)
Valeriy Semenec (Ukraine)
Vladimir Kukharenko (Ukraine)
Yordan Tabov (Bulgaria)
Language
The official languages of the Conference are English and Russian.
Preffered language at the conference time is Russian.
To see the deadlines and recommendations for preparing the papers please click here.