Call
The submission of contributions for this year's GeNeMe is divided into a two-step submission procedure. The following steps will be taken:
Step 1: (until 09.05.2022)
Submission of an abstract as research or project contribution within 3.000 characters (2-3 significant figures excluded) on the topic presentation assigned to one of the tracks described below. All information about thesubmission you will find on the page abstract submission.
Step 2: (until 04.07.2022)
Preparation of the accepted abstract into a research paper,
a project contribution or a contribution of applications of practice. All information on the contribution formats, the templates and the submission system you will find on the page submit contributions.
Track topics
The following thematic focuses provide guidance and should be understood as an open invitation to submit papers.
Digital Life
- Digital sovereignty and information self-determination
- Equity, accessibility, access to digital media
- Data analysis, data protection
- Dynamics of digital (private) opinion formats
- Health, healthcare, future technologies for successful aging
- (New) ethical rules and standards, Open Science
Digital City
- User-centered e-government
- Accessible services and applications in the digital space
- Public participatory processes
- Sustainability and resilience in the public sectors
- Smart urban development
- Collaborative design of information spaces
Digital Interaction
- Gamification & Game-Based Learning
- Playful Leadership and Playful Organization
- User Experience, Usability, and MobileFirst considered inclusively
- Augmented, virtual, and mixed reality, hybrid and immersive experiences
Digital Education
- Open Educational Resources
- Learning in Communities
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Personalization, learning analytics, self-direction
- Networked knowledge repositories, education data, open data, AI
- Diversity and inclusion through hybrid learning
- New skills such as 21st-century skills, maker literacy, data literacy, digital literacy
- Frameworks and digital learning scenarios
Digital Business
- Knowledge and community management in organizations, culture, and politics
- New Work, Mobile Work
- Digital Governance, Leadership, and Transformation
- Digital strategy and platform economics, co-creation, and open innovation
All abstracts for research and project contributions are reviewed in a double-blind review process. Subsequently, the reviews will be sent to the authors, regardless of the acceptance status. Please note that the submission and evaluation of papers, feedback on acceptance, revision of accepted papers, etc. is done exclusively via the conference management system confTool.
As a junior-oriented conference, we especially invite students to submit contributions in one of the formats. We kindly ask you to mark the submitted contributions as student contributions for an appropriate evaluation based on criteria typical for university studies.