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Large Language Models and Educational Assessment Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana – January 2027

Official name: International Conference on Large Language Models and Educational Assessment (ICLLMEA)

Jan 27, 2027 New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Abstract deadline December 26, 2026
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DatesJan 27, 2027
Abstract deadlineDec 26, 2026
Organized byJapanese Society for Academic Research and Publication
Event ID1491236

About this conference

This large language models conference takes place in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA on Jan 27, 2027. Abstracts and papers are due by December 26, 2026. It is one of 140 upcoming conferences in Louisiana; the next one after it starts on January 30. It is organized by Japanese Society for Academic Research and Publication.

The influence of large language models on educational assessment will be explored in depth at this upcoming conference. Researchers and educators are encouraged to contribute their insights through papers and presentations that discuss theoretical frameworks, empirical studies, and practical applications of AI technologies in evaluation processes. Key topics include the role of machine learning in assessment design, bias mitigation, and the future of grading practices in AI-enhanced environments. The event features a diverse array of sessions aimed at fostering collaboration across disciplines involved in education and technology. Attendees will benefit from expert insights, peer discussions, and networking opportunities to further their understanding of the integration of AI in educational assessment. Registration and submission deadlines will be announced soon, ensuring ample opportunity for participation.

Topics

Large Language Models

Key dates

  1. Abstract deadline · Dec 26, 202645 days left
  2. Conference · Jan 27, 2027New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

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

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