Call for papers closed In person

Technology-enhanced Learning and Educational Innovation Conference in Manchester, UK – November 2026

Official name: Global Conference on Technology-enhanced Learning and Educational Innovation (GCTELEI)

Nov 25–26, 2026 Manchester, UK
Abstract deadline October 29, 2026

The call for papers has closed. Registration may still be open on the conference website.

DatesNov 25–26, 2026
Abstract deadlineOct 29, 2026 (passed)
Organized byWorld Science Leagues
Event ID1427334

About this conference

This learning conference takes place in Manchester, UK on Nov 25–26, 2026. The call for papers closed on October 29, 2026; registration may still be open on the conference website. It is one of 100 upcoming learning conferences in UK; the next one after it starts on November 25. It is organized by World Science Leagues.

Global Conference on Technology-enhanced Learning and Educational Innovation GCTELEI is a premier international gathering designed to advance global research and industrial innovation. Organized by World Science Leagues, this event serves as a central hub for researchers, academicians, and industry professionals to exchange breakthrough findings and explore the latest emerging trends.

Through high-impact keynote sessions and technical presentations, Global Conference on Technology-enhanced Learning and Educational Innovation provides a sophisticated platform for collaborative learning and strategic networking. Our mission is to foster interdisciplinary synergy and highlight the real-world applications of modern technologies, empowering all GCTELEI participants to build global collaborations and drive the future growth of the discipline.

Topics

Learning Education Computing Engineering Technology Machine Learning Innovation Deep Learning

Key dates

  1. Abstract deadline · Oct 29, 2026Closed
  2. Conference · Nov 25–26, 2026Manchester, UK

Details come from the organizer. Please check dates, fees and venue on the conference website before you register or travel.

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