Registration for CITERS 2023 is OPEN until 12 May 2023 for all interested members of the public. We are looking forward to meeting you in-person! Also, the program overview for both day 1 and 2 is also published.
The University of Hong Kong
Centre for Information Technology in Education Research Symposium 2023
19-20 May 2023
Keynote Speakers
Prof. Valerie J. SHUTE
Florida State University
Stealth Assessment in Games to Measure and Support Learning
Prof. Rose LUCKIN
University College London and EDUCATE Ventures
Ethical AI in Education: The Reality Beyond the Guidelines
Theme
Empowering Communities and Transforming Learning
The Centre for Information Technology in Education (CITE) of the Faculty of Education of the University of Hong Kong (HKU) is holding its research symposium, that is, CITERS 2023, on 19 and 20 May, 2023 at HKU. The theme of this year’s symposium is ‘Empowering Communities and Transforming Learning’.
CITE, which aims to strive for excellence in the use of IT in education, provides a platform for individuals and institutions, dreamers and experts to come together to build new knowledge about learning and transformative use of technology. CITERS 2023 welcomes researchers, practitioners and people of related fields to share ideas, research findings and good practices, and join our discussions on various topics.
This year’s sub-themes include:
- AI in Education
- Learning and Teaching with Emerging Technologies
- Learning Design and Development
- Culture, Technology, and Learning
- Measurement, Assessment, and Analytics in Learning
latest news
Registration is open!
Call for proposals began & keynote speakers
The Call for Proposals for CITE Research Symposium 2023 is OPEN ?. We are looking forward to your submissions by 31 March 15 April 2023 (Sat). In addition, all four keynote speakers have been confirmed!
Invitation for sponsorship has already begun!
Do check out the benefits of different sponsorship packages here and contact us at citers@cite.hku.hk for details.
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