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8

8th Education Conference History – Vienna 2024

Nov. 2024
Vienna

The 8th International Academic Conference on Teaching, Learning and Education (TLECONF) took place from 28–30 November 2024 in Vienna. This edition embraced inclusive learning environments and the integration of AI. It also looked ahead to how AI, data insights, and personalized e-learning will shape students and educators. Gathering experts from Greece, South Africa, Cyprus, Mexico, Latvia, and more to share insights on these important subject  reflected in topics such as

  • Adaptive Teaching Strategies
  • Securing AI in Education
  • Inclusive Education
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Highlighted Speakers

Mrs.Nedeljka Zivkovic

Title :

Higher Education Institutions Orientation towards Industry 5.0

Affiliation :

Belgrade Business and Arts Academy of Applied Studies, Serbia

Mr. Avraam Sachpatzidis

Title :

A.I. and Adult Education in Greek Second Chance Schools: A Blessing or a Curse?

Affiliation :

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

Dr.Brian Murphy

Title :

Using Advanced Classroom Technologies to Facilitate an Effective Virtual Laboratory Learning Environment in Y1 University Chemistry – Probing the Optimal Model for Leaners and Lessons Learned to Date

Affiliation :

Technological University of the Shannon, Ireland

Dr.Houda Boumediene

Title :

The Impact of E-Learning Systems on Motivation and Academic Success Among English Students at the University of Laghouat

Affiliation :

University of Laghouat, Algeria

Prof.Dr.Tiffany Y So

Title :

Case simulation large language model (LLM) chatbot for radiology education: guiding learning in CXR scenarios

Affiliation :

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Dr. Alma Karasaliu

Title :

Interdisciplinary Approaches to Translation and Education

Affiliation :

Department of Foreign Languages, Faculty of Education and Philology, Fan S Noli University, Korca, Albania.

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