International Conference on Innovative Teaching and Education
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About & call for papers
The International Conference on Innovative Teaching and Education (ITECONF) is set to take place from 21st to 23rd August 2024 at the prestigious CONFERENCE HALL, University of London, United Kingdom. This premier event will feature Prof. Xavier Pavie, the re… Read more
The International Conference on Innovative Teaching and Education (ITECONF) is set to take place from 21st to 23rd August 2024 at the prestigious CONFERENCE HALL, University of London, United Kingdom. This premier event will feature Prof. Xavier Pavie, the renowned Director of the Imagination Center at ESSEC Business School in France, as the keynote speaker. ITECONF offers a vibrant platform for experienced practitioners, junior researchers, and curious learners to explore and discuss groundbreaking innovations in teaching and education. Attendees will also enjoy a free city tour, enriching the experience. Mark these important dates: - Paper Submission Deadline: 7th August 2024 - Registration Deadline: 14th August 2024 In today's busy world, we recognize the need to accommodate demanding schedules and reduce costs. Our virtual presentation option allows you to participate in the conference from anywhere worldwide, saving you travel expenses and allowing you to engage with ITECONF participants at your convenience. Accepted papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings, each assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) from CrossRef and indexed in Google Scholar. The proceedings, published electronically with an ISBN, will undergo a rigorous double-blind review process. Additionally, invitation letters for attendance will be issued upon request. Join us for an unforgettable event dedicated to advancing the future of education!
Venue
Senate House, Malet St, London WC1E 7HU
London, United Kingdom
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