International Conference on Mobile Learning, E-Society and E-Learning Technology (ICMLEET 2013)

Key Topics

• E- Society
  • Social Bookmarking
  • Social Integration
  • E-Democracy
  • Social Software
  • Curriculum Content Design & Development
  • Collaborative Learning
  • Business Ontologies and Models
  • Virtual Learning Environments and Issues
  • ECommerce Economics
  • EBusiness Models
  • Languages for Describing Goods and Services
  • Electronic Service Delivery
  • Virtual Organisations and Teleworking
• Mobile Learning
  • M-Learning applications
  • Design and development of course content
  • Service providers for mobile networks
  • Mobile web and video conferenecing
  • Future trends in m-learning
  • Life - long m-learning
  • Methods of content adoption
  • Platforms and authoring tools
  • Pilot projects , products and applications
  • Cost - effectiveness
  • Mobile technology support for educator and student
  • M-Learning emerging hardware and software
  • M-learning standards
  • M-Learning objects and development tools
  • Tools for interactive learning and teaching
  • Impact of m-learning on social change
  • Remote measurement technologies
  • New learning models and applications
  • Delivery Systems and Environments
  • Real world experiences
  • E-Citizenship and Inclusion
  • Educational Systems Design
  • Evaluation and Assessment
  • ELearning Organisational Issues
  • Web-based Learning Communities
  • Political and Social Aspects
  • ECommerce Application Fields
  • Digital Goods and Services
  • EMarketing
  • ECommerce Services
  • Business-to-business e-commerce
  • Online Auctions and Technologies
  • Mobile and pervasive commerce
  • E-government, policy and law
  • E-Negotiations, auctioning and contracting
  • Semantic Web ontologies, rules and services
  • Pervasive technologies for eCommerce
  • B2B, B2C, and C2C models
  • E-Commerce content management
  • P2P-computing for e-Commerce
  • Enterprise application integration
  • User behavior modeling
  • Virtual organizations and coalitions
  • Virtual enterprises and virtual markets
  • Communications Management
  • E-Collaboration and e-Services
• E-Management
  • Business/Enterprise Architectures
  • Business-to-consumer e-commerce
  • Digital goods and products
  • Electronic Markets and Multiagent Systems
  • E-Marketplaces, e-Hubs, and portals
  • Agent-mediated e-Commerce
  • E-Payment systems
  • Dynamic pricing models
  • Innovative business models
  • Consumer protection in eCommerce
  • Supply, demand, and value chains
  • Business process re-engineering
  • Inter-organizational systems
  • Customer relationship management
  • Future work environments for e-Business

Who should Attend

Researchers, academics, engineers, scientists and scholar students.