[oppilaitosverkosto-fi] Fwd: [um] LILE2015 - Learning and Education with the Web of Data - Workshop and Competition at WWW2015

Thu Nov 27 11:08:51 UTC 2014

Moro,

Tulkintani mukaan LILE2015-konferenssissa tarkastellaan sekä (linkitetyn) datan opetuskäyttöä että opetuksesta syntyvää dataa, sen esittämistä ja analyysiä.

"We will welcome high-quality papers about actual trends in (a) how education takes advantage of the Web of Data, especially through Linked Data technologies and (b) how Linked Data principles are being applied in educational contexts."

Ks. konferenssikutsu ohessa.

Onko joku teistä kiinnostunut datan opetuskäyttöön liittyvästä tutkimuksesta? Aihe kiinnostaa itseäni, mutta se ei kuitenkaan osu omien tutkimusintressieni ytimeen.

Jukka

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Jukka Huhtamäki 
IISLab, TUT

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> From: Eelco Herder <herder at l3s.de>
> Date: 26. marraskuuta 2014 13.27.17 UTC+2
> To: um at di.unito.it
> Subject: [um] LILE2015 - Learning and Education with the Web of Data - Workshop and Competition at WWW2015
> 
> ***** #LILE2015 -Learning and Education with the Web of Data *****
> 
> - Web: http://lile.linkededucation.org/2015/  -
> - date: 19 May, Florence, Italy -
> - collocated with WWW2015 (http://www.www2015.it/ -
> - papers in WWW2015 companion proceedings in ACM Digital Library -
> - hosting LILE Competition, successor of LinkedUp Challenge -
> 
> IMPORTANT DATES
> =====================
> 
> - 24 January 2015: Research paper & Linked Learning Challenge submission deadline
> - 22 February 2015: Notification of acceptance
> - 8 March 2015: Camera-ready paper
> - 19 May 2015: Linked Learning 2015 workshop day
> 
> MOTIVATION
> =============
> 
> The emergence of the Web of Data and its gradual adoption in learning or education-related settings has led to the creation of an embryonic “Web of Educational Data” including institutional data from universities, as well as Linked Data about publicly available educational resources. However, while the very nature of the Linked Data approach offers promising solutions that can potentially transform education and learning, adoption and take-up is still hindered by issues which are both technical as well interdisciplinary.
> 
> Building on the success of earlier LILE editions (http://lile.linkededucation.org/2015/previous/), LILE2015 aims at addressing such challenges by providing a forum for researchers and practitioners who make innovative use of Linked Data for educational purposes. In addition, LILE2015 will also feature the Linked Learning Competition, which builds upon the successful LinkedUp Challenge (http://linkedup-challenge.org) to support innovative applications using Linked Data for learning and education.
> 
> OBJECTIVES & TOPICS
> ======================
> 
> The workshop aims to be a highly interactive research forum for exploring the promises of the Web of Linked Data in the broad area of learning by gathering researchers from the areas of the Semantic Web, Social Web, Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL), and Education. We will welcome high-quality papers about actual trends in (a) how education takes advantage of the Web of Data, especially through Linked Data technologies and (b) how Linked Data principles are being applied in educational contexts. We will seek application-oriented, as well as more theoretical papers and position papers in the following, non-exhaustive list of topics:
> 
> - Linked data for informal learning and Web-based education
> - Using the Web of Data for personalisation and context-awareness in eLearning
> - schema.org and LRMI for annotating and exploring educational related Web content
> - Light-weight educational metadata schemas
> - Usability and advanced user interfaces in learning environments and linked data
> - Exposing learning objects & resources to the Web of Data
> - Semantic & syntactic mappings between educational metadata schemas
> - Controlled vocabularies, ontologies and terminologies for E-Learning
> - Learning flows and designs with Semantic Web technologies
> - Linked data in learning analytics and educational data mining
> - Visual analytics of educational data
> - Linked data in organizational learning and learning organizations
> - Assessment item generation from Linked Data/Web Data
> - Linked data for harmonizing individual learning goals and organizational objectives
> - Competency management with linked data
> - Collaborative learning on the Web of Data
> - Linked-data enhanced social learning
> 
> LINKED LEARNING COMPETITION
> =================================
> 
> Following up the successful LinkedUp Veni, Vidi and Vici competitions (see http://linkedup-challenge.org/), LILE organizes the Linked Learning Competition. In this competition, we seek prototypes and demos that use open and linked web data for educational purposes.
> 
> Submissions should showcase novelty with respect to their techniques, application, or educational purpose. A formal evaluation of your application is not required, but you should provide sufficient evidence to convince the program committee why your submission should win.
> 
> The Linked Learning competition accepts both ongoing work and prototypes exclusively created for the competition (the latter may be smaller scale and less mature than the former category). We compiled a catalogue of datasets to get you started - see http://data.linkededucation.org/linkedup/catalog/.
> 
> To enter the competition, submit a 3-page research paper (following the guidelines indicated below) via EasyChair to the competition category of the workshop, in which you briefly introduce your prototype or demo and provide a link to the online demonstration or download. Accepted submissions will be included in the proceedings and presented at the workshop. The winners will be selected by the program committee and workshop organisers, based on the received reviews and presentations during the workshops.
> 
> SUBMISSION & PUBLICATION
> =============================
> 
> We welcome the following types of contributions.
> 
> - Short (up to 3 pages) and full (up to 6 pages) research papers
> - Linked Learning Competition submissions (up to 3 pages)
> 
> All submissions must be written in English and must be formatted according to the ACM format (http://www.acm.org/sigs/publications/proceedings-templates). Please submit your contributions electronically in PDF format via the LILE2015 submission system at
> 
> => https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=lile2015.
> 
> Papers will be evaluated according to their significance, originality, technical content, style, clarity, and relevance to the workshop. At least one author of each accepted paper is expected to attend the workshop and register for the conference. The main workshop proceedings will be published through the ACM Digital Library (http://dl.acm.org/).Furthermore, authors of selected papers will be invited to submit
> extended versions to a dedicated journal special issue.
> 
> AWARDS
> ========
> 
> Best paper awards for both submission types, research papers and LinkedUp Challenge submissions, will be kindly provided by the workshop sponsors, i.e. the SIG DataTEL (http://ea-tel.eu/sig-datatel/).
> 
> ORGANISERS
> ==================
> 
> - Stefan Dietze (L3S Research Center, Germany)
> - Mathieu d’Aquin (The Open University, UK)
> - Eelco Herder (L3S Research Center, Germany)
> - Dragan Gasevic (Athabasca University, Canada)
> 
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