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Abstract submission is now closed. However late submissions may be considered for inclusion. Please email late papers to anna@cdesign.com.au

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Call for Abstracts

The committee of the 22nd ISANA International Conference invites you to submit an abstract for consideration as an:

Abstracts should be a maximum of 300 words. Abstracts should reflect a topic of high current interest in international education.

Important Dates

Review Process

All abstracts will undergo a peer-review process by the program committee. The Program Committee will allocate abstracts to the program taking into account the quality of each abstract and the balance of the program.

Refereed papers will be blind-reviewed.

Presentation Formats

It is anticipated oral sessions will be allocated 25-30-minutes, including question time.

The following descriptions may help to explain the types of presentations available and the associated expectations.

A refereed paper (full written paper and oral presentation)

A refereed paper is one that is considered of publishable standard by ones peers in the field of study. The process of refereeing involves sending the paper to others in the field with experience who check carefully the research methodology, results and conclusion. In other words, these papers are research based and expected to be of a very high standard

A non-refereed paper (written paper and oral presentation)

These will not go through the referee process, yet are expected to be of relevance to the theme of the conference and of interest to the participants. An editorial team will judge if and how they can fit into the program.

A non-refereed workshop.

A workshop with a theme emphasising practical solutions. We are hoping to get people who wish to teach others some skills and pass on knowledge and practical steps they have taken to improve their services and/or improve the experience of the students.

Workshops should involve a significant degree of participation from those in attendance. It is not meant to be a 1.5hr lecture.

Conference Proceedings

Authors will be required to submit a full paper for inclusion in the conference proceedings should they be accepted to present a refereed or non-refereed paper. The conference proceedings will be available online.

Both refereed and non-refereed papers have a 4,000 word limit (and require a 30min presentation at the conference). Non-refereed workshops do not require a paper to be submitted.

Paper Guidelines (PDF)

Submission Procedure

Prepare your abstract

Prepare your abstract in a Microsoft Word document using the abstract template above.

To be considered for presentation your abstract must include:

  • A descriptive presentation title of a up to fifteen words. Use upper and lower case in the title, not only upper case.
  • The names, organisations, suburbs, states and email addresses (optional) for each author. Indicate the presenting author in bold.
  • The presentation abstract of 300 words.
  • A list of keywords.

Register your abstract

Go to the Presenters Zone to register your contact details and the abstract title. You can enter multiple presentations.

Upload your abstract

At the end of the registration process you will be asked to upload your Microsoft Word document.

Audiovisual Equipment

Each lecture room will be equipped for the presentation of Power Point slides and include a data projector, computer (with external speakers), lectern and microphone. Multimedia clips should be embedded in your slides. Whiteboards or flip charts will be provided for workshop presentations. Other audiovisual aids, such as Overhead Projectors, are not available.

Presenters will take their Power Point slides and associated media files to the conference on a memory stick, where an audiovisual technician will load your presentation. All slides will be run from a central presentation computer. However, if you have a complex presentation, which includes multiple media files, we suggest you bring your own laptop as a backup in case of difficulties loading your presentation.

Presenters Registration

All presenters will be required to register for the conference and pay the appropriate registration fee. Presenters also need to meet their own travel and accommodation costs.