2nd Global Conference on Research in Education and Learning

‘Education and Learning’ form a very broad concept that keeps the wheel of the future going, as they are vital factors for societies to be civilized coping to the ever-changing environment with innovations. The fast paced evolving era together with digitization and digitalization have posed challenges to acquiring and imparting useful knowledge amidst the presence of a wide variety of distorted information. The 2nd Global Conference on Research in Education and Learning (GCEL 2024) invites Abstracts of research pertaining to the following Conference tracks but not limited; - E-Learning Initiatives - E-Content - Adaptation to New Technologies - Social Networks - Smart Phones & Mobile Applications - Online Classroom - Interactive Whiteboard - E-Management of Schools - Simulation & Animation - Interactive Whiteboard - Internet - Blended Learning - Advanced Classroom Technologies - Learning Analytics - Plagiarism Technologies - Digital-Age School - Managed Learning Environments (MLEs) - Learning Management Systems (LMS) - Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) - Virtual Conferences & Workshops - Collaborative Virtual Environments (CVEs) - Educational Software - Virtual Reality - Technology Integration - Creative Teaching Methods - Alternative Ways of Teaching - Team Teaching & Interdisciplinary Integration - Multilingualism - Innovations in Education Raising Scientific Literacy - Educational Games as a Learning Method - Innovative Teaching Models - Homework & Flipped Learning - Collaborative & Problem-Based Learning - Arts Education - Business and Economics Education - Environmental Education - Health Education - Language Education and Literacy - Mathematics Education - Science Education - Other Areas of Education - Education, Research and Globalization - Barriers to Learning (ethnicity, age,…) - psychosocial factors - Women and Minorities in Science and Technology - Indigenous and Diversity Issues - Government Policy issues - Organizational, Legal and Financial Aspects - Digital Divide - Increasing Affordability and Access to the Internet - Ethical issues in Education - Intellectual Property Rights and Plagiarism