Submission Criteria
Author(s)
Proposals should be submitted by the corresponding author. All authors or co-authors should be listed in the submission form.
Organization(s)
List the organization and affiliation of each author listed in the proposal.
Title of Contribution
Provide the title of the proposal.
Keywords
Provide up to three keywords related to your workshop topic.
Format
Online or In Person
Categories
The EdCog 2025 Conference theme is “The Impact of Social Media on Teaching and Learning”. Social media (you tube, Instagram, Facebook, X (twitter), or online servers such as discord) all create opportunities for learning, social connection and increased opportunities for expression. There is also evidence that the use of these platforms may interfere with student cognition and wellbeing (inside and outside of the classroom). This years conference will discuss this topic from all perspectives.
Workshops can reflect this theme or include topics related to general educational or cognitive concepts. Please review the categories below(note that the list is not exhaustive and other topics are welcomed).
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Social media’s impact on mind wandering
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innovative integration of social media in the classroom
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impact of social media on EDI
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Student Attention and social media platforms
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Equitable access and use of social media for all students
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instructional design using social media
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ethics and the use of social media in education
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interdisciplinary teaching and learning using online platforms
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student learning and support using social media platforms
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social media’s impact on student wellness
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using chat groups to connect students (inside and outside of the classroom)
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use of youtube and social media in assessments
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pedagogy and best practices in teaching
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Additional categories
Abstract (Max 300 words)
Include importance of topic to teaching and learning, appropriate literature, and learning outcomes of the session. Workshop proposals must include a description of element(s) of engagement.
Bibliography
Provide up to three references, not included in the abstract word count.
Submitting
Submissions will close on March 3rd, 2024 (midnight). Use the submission form link below.