The twentieth anniversary International Conference on Information, Communication Technologies in Education, ICICTE 2020, will be held again on the island of Samos, Greece, between 2 and 4 July, 2020. This is the island where the conference was first held in 2000.

 

This conference has proved itself to be one of the best small conferences of its type. As it has done in the previous nineteen times that it has been organised, ICICTE 2020 will seek to address the many challenges and new directions presented by technological innovations in educational settings. Also following in the tradition of previous ICICTE conferences, ICICTE 2020 will bring together an international community of scholars and practitioners in a forum setting. Opportunities for discussion on current thinking and practices in applications of technology to education are enhanced by the limited number of participants. ICICTE invites papers, workshops and posters in a number of general themes, but also suggests a number of specialised themes that can be explored by its participants.

 

For a full listing of topics for ICICTE 2020, please consult the conference Aims and Themes.

 

We are pleased to note that there are a number of peer-reviewed journals interested in devoting a special issue to selected papers from ICICTE.

 

Closing ceremonies will include, among other awards, the presentation of the ICICTE Best Poster Award, recognising excellence in content and presentation.

 

The conference’s social programs have always brought Greek hospitality to the fore of our meetings and discussions. This year’s social program includes the opening night reception, the closing ‘Greek Night’ dinner, and two lunches.

 

The gorgeous, historical environment, the limited number of participants, and the intimate setting allow attendees to develop associations that extend into post-conference activities. For further information, please contact the Conference Director, Nancy Pyrini.

 

We invite you to join us this summer in enjoying the high standard of hospitality of the people of Samos.