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13th KOLI CALLING INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPUTING EDUCATION RESEARCH

November 14th to 17th, 2013

Koli, Finland

Koli Calling is one of the leading international conferences dedicated to the exchange of research and practice relevant to Scholarship of Teaching and Learning and Education Research in the Computing disciplines. Koli Calling aims to publish high quality research that combines teaching and learning experiences with solid, theoretically anchored research. The 2013 conference is organized by University of Turku (Finland) in collaboration with the University of Newcastle (Australia), and the University of Eastern Finland. All papers will be double blind peer reviewed. The language of the conference is English. Koli Calling 2013 is in cooperation with ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE).

You are warmly welcome to participate 13th Koli Calling conference that is known for its moderate size, intimate atmosphere, and lively discussions. This year's conference will be back in the Sokos Hotel Koli at Koli Natural Park, an hour's drive north of the city of Joensuu.

IMPORTANT DATES:
All submission deadlines are 11pm Finnish time on the specified dates

Submission Deadline: Monday 15 July
Extended submission deadline (see below): Monday 22 July
Notification of acceptance: Monday 26 August
Submission of revised manuscripts: Monday 16 September
Early Registration deadline: Monday 16 September
Conference: November 14th to November 17th, 2013

Extended submission deadline: we offer a re-submission slack of exactly one week. If a paper is submitted by the 15 July deadline, it will be possible to submit updated versions of the paper until 22 July. Papers that are not first submitted by 15 July, or that are not reasonably complete at that time, will not be considered.

NEWS:

April 14th 2013, Call for Papers released. see CFP
March 15th 2013, Koli Calling 2012 information archived

TOPICS

Original submissions in all areas related to the conference theme are welcome. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

Computing education research: methodologies and results
Educational technology, software, and tools
Use of technology to support education in computing and related sciences
Tools for visualization or concretization
Teaching innovations, best practices, experience, assessment development and case studies in Computing Education
Distance education, virtual and open universities in computing

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

TBA

CONFERENCE CHAIRS

Mikko-Jussi Laakso, University of Turku, Finland (koli2013@easychair.org)
Simon, University of Newcastle, Australia (koli2013@easychair.org)

LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS

School of Computing, University of Eastern Finland