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Types of submissions

Submissions relevant to the conference topics are welcome in the categories and subcategories given below. Please note that not every submission category is available for every conference track (KEYCIT, KCICTP, ITEM) and that there are slight differences in the lengths restrictions to full papers. Such differences are indicated in the descriptions below where relevant.

Full Paper (up to 12 pages (KEYCIT, ITEM); up to 15 pages (KCICTP))

Full papers should describe high quality, unpublished, original research work and results (empirical or theoretical).

Short Paper (up to 5 pages)

Demo/Poster Abstract (up to 2 pages, only KEYCIT, ITEM)

Demo/Poster abstracts should present emerging ideas for future research, teaching practice, or tools.

Workshop (up to 3 pages, only KEYCIT)

In workshops innovative projects or open problems linked to the conference theme or to other current subjects in computer science education will be discussed. Workshops comprise a small number of key presentations followed by a discussion among the participants. Proposals for workshops consist of a short sketch of the subject (max. 3 pages) to be discussed along with planned activities, time frame, and maximum number of participants.

Tutorial (up to 2 pages, only KEYCIT)

Tutorials pursue further education of the participants be it on current innovative projects, programming languages or systems. Proposals for tutorials describe the subject, learning outcomes, time frame, technical requirements and maximum number of participants.

Symposium (only ITEM)

A symposium is a collection of related papers on a central theme of the conference. Proposals for symposia outline the theme, the participants, the structure of the symposium and provide an abstract of each (4 to 6) of their papers (150 to 200 words for each paper submission incl. author information). If accepted, the Symposium coordinator will be asked to invite Symposium authors to submit their papers through the conference site in the appropriate area. Until then, authors should NOT submit their individual papers for the Symposium. Contributing authors’ papers will be published in the proceedings according to the paper type. Only the abstract of the Symposium will be published in proceedings.

How to submit?

All submissions are required to:

Please be aware that failure to comply with the instructions given above (incl. changing the style definitions or using self-created new styles) may result in non-acceptance.

All submissions have to be made on the website

https://www.easychair.org/account/signin.cgi?conf=keycit2014 - HAVE YOU MADE YOUR PAPER ANONYMOUS?

Review process and publication

To ensure selection of high quality contributions, full paper submissions are reviewed by at least three members of the international program committee, all other submissions are reviewed by at least two members of the program committee.

Criteria for the review process include:

All submissions will be considered thoroughly and constructive feedback will be provided. Accepted full and short papers will be published as described in the Call for Papers.

At least one author must register and present accepted papers in order for the paper to be included in the conference proceedings.

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