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Conference Theme and Sub-themes

ThemeIntegrating Pedagogy and Technology in Higher Education to Transform Teaching, Learning and Assessment
Sub-themes
  1. AI tools and Pedagogy
  2. Ethics and Integrity
  3. Future of Learning
  4. Learning Analytics
  5. Incorporating GenAI in Learning, Teaching and Assessment 
  6. Teacher Professional Development 
  7. Student AI Literacy, AI-Readiness, and Cognitive Development
  8. Hybrid (Human-AI) Intelligence 
  9. Technology, Curriculum Innovation and Sustainability in Higher Education
  10. Smart Learning Environments

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Presentation Formats

The conference strongly encourages presenters to deliver their presentations and workshops synchronously in real time. At least one presenter for each presentation/workshop must be physically present at the conference venue in Hong Kong.

Format

Length 

Details 

Paper presentation

15 minutes &
10 minutes Q & A

(25 minutes in total)

A presentation of an ongoing or completed pedagogical / theoretical research on up-to-date approaches in integrating pedagogy and technology in higher education

Poster presentation

Print; Size: A0 (Width: 841mm x Height: 1189mm) in portrait orientation

A poster including major sections of your project on integrating pedagogy and technology in higher education: Summary, introduction, methods, discussions and conclusion

*Presenters are required to submit the e-poster in PDF format, with a maximum of 5MB (details will be announced soon). Alternatively, presenters may bring their printed poster to the conference

Interactive workshop

Max. 4 facilitators; 40 minutes & 15 minutes Q & A

(55 minutes in total)

A workshop led by expert facilitators to explore and demonstrate innovative teaching strategies and approaches, such as GenAI tools and apps, for integrating pedagogy and technology in higher education 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Submission Guidelines for Conference Collection

  1. Set up a new conference account.
  2. Applicants will be able to download a customised paper template of the paper for their use.
  3. All references should follow the APA (7th) style.
  4. See details in the table below.
  5. All papers will be submitted for a double-blind review. If any minor or major modifications are required, authors will be notified accordingly.
  6. Contributions will be published in International Conference on GenAI and Pedagogical Innovations in Higher Education Collection if at least one of the authors of the paper is registered for in-person participation at the Conference.

Submission for

Paper Presentation

Poster Presentation

Interactive Workshop

Title

15 words max

15 words max

15 words max

Abstract

150 words max

150 words max

150 words max

Biography

A maximum of 50 words per presenter

A maximum of 50 words per presenter

A maximum of 50 words per presenter

Length of the paper in collection

1,500–2,000 words

  • Including tables, figures and 4 to 8 references
  • Preferably no more than 4 tables and charts

800 words max

  • Including tables, charts and references

500–800 words

  • Including tables, charts and references

 

Template

(If you are unable to open the templates, please right-click the link and select 'Save link as' to download)

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Bio template

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All submissions should be written in English and submitted via the submission link provided here (The submission period has closed). To enable a double-blind review process, please avoid any elements in the manuscript that can reveal the authors’ identity.

 

For submissions involving multiple authors, the first author should be the one to do the submission.

 

Each presenter can appear on a maximum of two papers (whether paper presentation, poster presentation or interaction workshop) and only once as the first author.

 

Authors should ensure that the same paper has never been presented at another conference, published in any other publication, or is under review at any other conference or journal.

 

At least one presenter for each presentation/submission must be physically present at the conference venue in Hong Kong.

 

Deadline for submission: Sunday, 14 December 2025, 11.59PM (Hong Kong Time, UTC+8) 
 

Selection Process

Any submissions will undergo a double-blind review and the first author of accepted submissions will be informed by Monday, 16 February 2026.

 

The Conference Organising Committee reserves the right to edit submitted papers.


Review Guidelines

The following evaluation criteria will be applied:

1. Relevance:
The content of the proposal aligns with the main theme and sub-theme(s) of the Conference.
 

2. Strength of research:
The submission: Demonstrates the use of robust research methods in investigating the relevant issue(s)

  • Exhibits a clear grounding in the relevant literature
  • Applies appropriate analysis of findings
  • Offers clear implications for an international readership
     

3. Potential interest to conference participants:
The submission presents originality and contributes to scholarship, theoretical understanding, or current developments in integrating pedagogy and technology in higher education, and can stimulate the interest of conference participants.
 

4. Clarity:
The paper is presented clearly and effectively in appropriate language and style. 

 

Key Dates

Call for Short Papers

1 September 2025 (Monday)

Submission link available date

2 October 2025 (Thursday)

Short Paper submission deadline

14 December 2025 (Sunday) (Extended)

Notification of acceptance

16 February 2026 (Monday) 

Registration deadline for presenters

31 March 2026 (Tuesday)

Submission deadline for camera-ready version

31 March 2026 (Tuesday)

Pre-conference workshop

20 May 2026 (Wednesday)

Conference date

20 – 22 May 2026 (Wednesday – Friday)

 

Contributors of accepted submissions should register by Tuesday, 31 March 2026 to prevent their papers from being removed from the programme.
 

All the listed times are in Hong Kong local time (UTC+8).