The University of Macau’s (UM) Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences (IAS) will hold the 1st International Conference on Digital Literacy and the 5th IAS Annual Conference from 19-20 December with the aim of promoting interdisciplinary research and international dialogue, according to the local university.
The event will bring together over 50 experts and scholars from across the globe to discuss the theme of “Shaping the Future of Digital Literacy: Concepts, Evaluation, and Inclusion”.
Through empirical research, theoretical exploration, and policy analysis, the attendees will facilitate critical dialogue and collaborative inquiry, with the aim of advancing an inclusive and ethically grounded digital future, UM has pointed out in a press release.
The conference is set to feature three keynote speeches, six panel discussions and two roundtable sessions, covering a range of emerging topics, including ‘Fundamental Concepts and Theoretical Frameworks of Digital Literacy’, ‘Digital Literacy and Education’, ‘Digital Literacy for Vulnerable Groups’, ‘Gender, Family and Digital Technology’, ‘Data Registration and Application’, as well as ‘The Application of AI in Education’.
The IAS Annual Conference has established itself as a key platform for promoting global academic exchange, cross-disciplinary collaboration and innovative thinking. Building on previous editions, this year’s conference will bring together leading experts and young scholars from the humanities, social sciences and technology, and provide a platform for the public, educators and policymakers to exchange ideas.
From exploring theories to assessing practices, the event will enable attendees to promote cross-disciplinary collaboration and explore pragmatic solutions for a sustainable, equitable and inclusive future, according to UM.
The conference will be conducted in English and Mandarin, with the opening ceremony scheduled to take place in the UM Guest House’s Multi-function Hall at 9:30 am on 19 November. All are welcome to attend. For more information contact 8822 2082 or email ias.enquiry@um.edu.mo.
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