Submission Guidelines

EDSIG Conference on Information Systems and Computing Education

Submission Guidelines

Papers, Abstracts, Cases, Workshops and Panel Presentations should all be submitted through our unified submission system.

move_to_inbox Submission System

Papers

Papers should be prepared and submitted through our unified submission system. Be sure to select Paper and the appropriate conference (EDSIGCON or CONISAR).

Using the submission template is required.

description Paper Template

Authors who carefully follow the paper format guidelines will avoid delays in the review process.

error Paper Guidelines

Abstracts / Works In Progress

The following information should be prepared and submitted through our unified submission system. Be sure to select Abstract and the appropriate conference (EDSIGCON or CONISAR).

  1. Title
  2. Authors: Name, Affiliation and Email Address
  3. Subject Area / Track
  4. Abstract: Maximum of 500 words + optional short bibliography.
    • The bibliography does not count toward word count and may be formatted in any standard format.
    • Abstracts may include 1 figure or diagram in addition to the text.

Case Studies

The following information should be prepared and submitted through our unified submission system. Be sure to select Case - Teaching.

  1. The papers submission site will request the following information:
    • Title
    • Authors/Institution
    • Hook Statement
    • Case Abstract
  2. Prepare one ZIP folder/file to upload to the web site. This should contain:
    • One Word document to be given to students
    • One Word document to be viewed only by the instructor
    • Any other materials pertaining to the case, for example, PowerPoint presentations, additional handouts, data workouts, database files, video files, audio files and image files.

Workshops

The following information should be prepared and submitted through our unified submission system. Be sure to select Workshop.

  1. Workshop Title
  2. Presenter(s): Name, Affiliation and Email Address
  3. Workshop Overview: Maximum of 300 words
  4. Target Audience: Maximum of 50 words
  5. Time Requested: 25, 50, 75, 90 or 120 minutes
  6. Equipment/Set Up

Recommendations

The Workshop Overview should NOT be written in the style of research paper abstract. It should be written with an emphasis on marketing where the goal is to encourage participants to attend. Clearly indicate "why" this workshop will be valuable for the participant's development. It should also include instructional modalities used for the workshop, e.g., hands-on activity, guided tutorial, leader demonstration, etc.

The Target Audience should include recommended participant background, e.g., no experience necessary, introductory, or intermediate background, etc.

Specify in the Equipment/Set Up section any required technology or tools that participants will need such as required devices, operating systems, and any software or documents that must be downloaded, etc.

If you need unique support and setup, contact the Workshop Chair. However, we can often only support presenters with a presentation screen, a projector and wireless Internet. And, there may be limited bandwidth to support large downloads during a workshop session, so it is recommended that the presenter(s) prepare a number of USB flash drives with installation files, directions, sample data, important documents, etc. that can be shared at the beginning of the workshop

Panel Presentations

The following information should be prepared and submitted through our unified submission system. Be sure to select Panel.

  1. Panel Title
  2. Moderator: Name, Affiliation and Email Address
  3. Panelist(s): Name, Affiliation and Email Address
  4. Panel Overview: Maximum of 250 words
  5. Target Audience: Maximum of 50 words
  6. Time Requested: 25, 50, or 75

Submission Requirements

Proposals should indicate a moderator (who will help facilitate discussion) and at least two (but no more than 5) panelists.

At most two participants (including the moderator) can come from the same institution / affiliation. Thus, the minimal proposal can include three presenters (a moderator and two panelist) with at two institutions represented. However, preferred proposal should include three or more panelists with three or more institutions represented.

In the Panel Overview include a very brief description of the moderator's and panelists' expertise / background on the proposed topic.

The moderator and all panelists must be registered for the conference.
http://past.iscap.info/joint/2017/edsigcon/guidelines.php
past.iscap.info
crawl=CC-MAIN-2018-39
14987
application/http; msgtype=response
sha1:LXU2GDZTTEMLOOZNWWJ7LSSBX2ASEKX5
<urn:uuid:0abe7385-c7ff-4157-bf71-a3265ebc92d4>
2018-09-22T21:41:19Z
205.144.171.173
text/html
sha1:I4DUEQKVJQQQEDK5Y7VVKSUXU3P7FYD6
<urn:uuid:f854373a-3dfa-409c-bb5b-e8f631a30922>
http://past.iscap.info/joint/2017/edsigcon/guidelines.php
response
<urn:uuid:4ec2faf6-60bd-4ec4-bae1-9c440e15765e>
isPartOf: CC-MAIN-2018-39
publisher: Common Crawl
description: Wide crawl of the web for September 2018
operator: Common Crawl Admin (info@commoncrawl.org)
hostname: ip-10-169-173-84.ec2.internal
software: Apache Nutch 1.15 (modified, https://github.com/commoncrawl/nutch/)
robots: checked via crawler-commons 0.11-SNAPSHOT (https://github.com/crawler-commons/crawler-commons)
format: WARC File Format 1.1
conformsTo: http://iipc.github.io/warc-specifications/specifications/warc-format/warc-1.1/