Senior Members of IFIP TC 3 and IFIP WGs to Feature at WCCE2017

-20% off WCCE2017 Ticket Prices for IFIP Community-

With the World Conference on Computers in Education (WCCE) merely two months away, we are delighted to have a full draft programme available.

The programme features over 200 speakers who will cover the future of a range of areas such as Mobile Learning, Computing Education, Education Software Development, Teacher Education, Gamification & Stealth Assessment, Virtual Learning Environments, ICT Curriculum Development and more.

Among the speakers are senior members of IFIP TC3. Mary Webb, TC3 Secretary and Senior Lecturer at King’s College London will deliver a full-day symposium entitled ‘From Curriculum Visions To Computer Science and Computational Thinking in the Curriculum in Practice’ and Don Passey, Vice-Chair of IFIP TC3 and Professor at Lancaster University, UK will present in a symposium covering ‘Rethinking learning in a Digital Age: Connecting Research, Practice, and Policy Making’.

The IFIP Working Groups (WGs) also feature on the programme with Arthur Tatnall, Chair of IFIP WG 3.4 and Adjunct Professor at Victoria University, Australia presenting a full paper on ‘The Value of Project Management Education for IT Professionals’ and Christine Bescherer, member of IFIP WG3.1 and Professor at University of Ludwigsburg, Germany delivering a short paper covering ‘Computational Thinking in Primary Schools: Theory and Causal Models’. Andrew Fluck, Chair of IFIP WG3.3 and Senior Lecturer at University of Tasmania, will also deliver a symposium entitled ‘eExam Symposium: Design Decisions and Implementation Experience’. To download a copy of the draft programme please visit WCCE2017.com.

In response to IFIP’s contribution, we have formulated a special 20% discount on tickets for the IFIP Community.

To take advantage of this offer, please click here to register for the event.

Please see the WCCE special rate pricing chart below:

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We look forward to seeing you in Dublin in July.