Submission and Presentation

We solicit two types of submission:

1. Short Paper: 6-8 pages + references following the Springer Computer Science Proceedings guidelines (https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/lncs/conference-proceedings-guidelines). The review process is double-blind. At least 3 Program Committee members will review each submission. All accepted papers will be published in the proceeding of ICADL as a special track. Each accepted paper must be presented by at least one of the co-authors. Sufficient time will be given to the oral presentation for accepted papers in all submission categories either in-person or using an online presentation platform to be chosen later. We highly encourage to submit papers on AI for information services that covers a wide range of topics as we are aiming to organize a special issue later for accepted papers (journal TBA).
2. Student Symposium: proposals for presentation from graduate students, including not only Ph.D candidates but also master-level students. The symposium includes two tracks - on going and finished research presentations and research plan for doctoral degree. Members of the organizing team and leading researchers from iSchools, ICADL, A-LIEP and ALIRG will participate in the event and give comments and suggestions to help students brush up the research and to build up their research plans.
• Track 1 : On-going and finished research. -- Proposals may be made by one or more authors. The first author should be a student and present his/her research at the symposium.
• Track 2 : Research plans for pursuing doctoral degrees (Doctoral Consortium Sessions) -- Proposals should be made by a doctoral student.
• Acceptable file formats: MS Word and PDF
• Submission System: TBA
• All proposals should be written in English and include the followings:
  • For Track 1:

    Section 1: Author(s): name, their institutional affiliations, five to ten keywords.
    Section 2: Abstract (no more than 500 words)

  • For Track 2:

    Section 1: A short (100 to 150 words) introductory statement explaining: who the applicant is, their institutional affiliation, supervisors, and (provisional) thesis title, five to ten keywords; the applicant’s current stage of their graduate career (beginning, completion of required courses or initial candidacy stage, full doctoral status, data collection and analysis, about to submit thesis etc.); an explanation of what they hope to get out of attendance at the symposium.
    Section 2: A research statement of no more than 500 words describing their dissertation project.

Submissions of papers and student symposiums will be via Easychair, the same as ICADL main conference paper submissions (https://easychair.org/cfp/icadl2024). Authors of accepted submissions have to present their work at the paper sessions or graduate student sessions.