Important dates

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Important information

Continuing what started at JURE 2013: Participation of Senior Discussants in Paper Sessions

In the past, paper sessions at JURE conferences were discussed by peer junior researchers. The idea for JURE 2015 like it started in JURE 2013 is to have also one senior discussant per paper session who discusses all the presented papers at the end of the session. All senior discussants will have at least finished their Ph.D. and have further research experience in the field of learning and instruction. Thus, you will be given the opportunity to benefit from the expertise and research experience of the senior discussants. Furthermore, this will add value to the paper sessions and give you useful hints on how to proceed with your work.

The structure of the paper session will be the following: Just like in previous JURE conferences, each presentation will be followed by 5-10 minutes of discussion led by a peer reviewer. After all the presentations are held, the senior discussant will comment on the three papers for about 15 minutes, thus dedicating roughly 5 minutes to each paper. In order to give the senior discussants time to prepare their discussions, all participants submitting a paper have to send their presentation slides prior to the conference. After the second review round, you will receive more information. 

BEST-of-JURE Award

JURE has a long tradition in giving awards to outstanding contributions. Therefore, the best papers, posters and round tables will be rewarded, at JURE 2015. We would like to make the nomination process as transparent as possible. Thus, you can check this page soon for information about the nomination process and the award ceremony for JURE 2015.