Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) International Conferences
The Series of Intelligent Tutoring Systems Conferences on Computer and Cognitive Sciences, Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Gamification, Machine Learning, or Virtual Reality.
ITS international conferences constitute the heart of IIS. The first ITS conference was held in Montreal in 1988. Besides the ITS conferences, a new series of thematic and highly specialized conferences was inaugurated: The Brain Function Assessment in Learning (BFAL) series which links Intelligent Systems with Neuroscience. BFAL 2017 was the first of this conference series.
TOPICS OF INTEREST
Topics of Interest include, but are not limited to:
- – Intelligent Tutoring.
- – Learning Environments for Underrepresented Communities.
- – Artificial Intelligence in Education.
- – Human in the Loop, Understanding Human Learning on the Web in a Virtual (Digital) World.
- – Machine Behaviour (MB), Explainable AI, Bias in AI in Learning Environments.
- Emotions, Modeling of Motivation, Metacognition and Affect Aspects of Learning, Affective Computing and ITS.
- – Extended Reality (XR), Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR) in Learning Technologies.
- – Informal Learning Environments, Learning as a Side Effect of Interactions.
- – Collaborative and Group Learning, Communities of Practice and Social Networks.
- – Analytics and Deep Learning in Learning Systems, Educational Datamining, Educational Exploitation of Data Mining and Machine Learning Techniques.
- – Sentiment Analysis in Learning Environments.
- – Data Visualisation in Learning Environments.
- – Privacy, Security and Ethics in Learning Environments.
- – Gamification, Educational games, Simulation-based Learning and serious games.
- – Brain-Computer Interface applications in Intelligent Tutoring Systems.
- – Dialogue and Discourse During Learning Interactions
- – Ubiquitous, Mobile and Cloud Learning Environments.
- – Virtual Pedagogical Agents and Learning Companions.
- – Multi-Agent and Service-Oriented Architectures for Learning and Tutoring Environments.
- – Single and GroupWise Action Modelling in Learning Environments.
- – Ontological Modeling, Semantic Web Technologies and Standards for Learning.
- – Empirical Studies of Learning with Technologies.
- – Instructional Design Principles or Design Patterns for Educational Environments.
- – Authoring Tools and Development Methodologies for Advanced Learning Technologies.
- – Domain-Specific Learning Technologies, e.g. Language, Mathematics, Reading, Science, Medicine, Military and Industry.
- – Non-Conventional Interactions between Artificial Intelligence and Human Learning.
- – Personalized and Adaptive Learning Environments.
- – Adaptive Support for Learning, Models of Learners, Diagnosis and Feedback.
- – Recommender Systems for Learning.
- – Causal Modeling and Constraints-based Modeling in Intelligent Tutoring.
ITS CONFERENCES
The Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) conference attracts researchers and academics, the industry and the end-users since 1988. It started out as an enthusiastic project by Professor Claude Frasson and in 2018 celebrates its 30th anniversary at its birthplace in Montreal.
The ITS conference series enables, supports and enhances human learning, through an interdisciplinary research approach on Intelligent Systems. By linking together the study of the use of advanced computer technologies and various other themes, such as education, tutoring and etc, the ITS conference series builds the foundation for the evaluation of the use of Intelligent Systems in education, modeling innovative applications of technologies and the adaptation of systems to specific groups of learners.
The proceedings of the conferences are published with Springer’s Lecture Notes in Computer Science.
SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
ITS papers should be original and not published or submitted to any other journal or conference.
The ITS Proceedings are published in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series (LNCS) by Springer.
All paper submissions should be made through Springer’s OCS platform: Authors should use the only function “submit your abstract” provided by OCS to submit their paper which includes an abstract.
Paper submissions should be in PDF.
Authors should consult Springer’s authors’ guidelines and use their proceedings templates, either for LaTeX or for Word, for the preparation of their paper. Springer encourages authors to include their ORCIDs in their paper.
All questions about submissions should be emailed to info@iis-international.org
The ITS2025 Conference is about "Generative Systems". ITS2025 presents academic and research achievements in Computer and Cognitive Sciences, AI, and Deep Learning vis-a-vis the advances of Intelligent Tutoring Systems. ITS2025 invites researchers to submit their papers.
