13th International Conference on Language

13th International Conference on Language, Education, and Innovation 2019 ❖

AIM The ICLEI series will return to Europe this 30-31 January with an event that will feature keynotes and research presentations on a wide range of topics in the arts, humanities and social sciences. The 13th ICLEI 2019 will be held at The Cumberland, a stylish 4-star hotel located where Oxford Street meets Park Lane in London's West End. Reviewed full papers will be published in ICSAI's IJLLCE journal - ISSN 2462-1846 (subject to review results and editorial recommendation).

The 13th International Conference on Language, Education and Innovation (ICLEI) 2019 is a multi-disciplinary forum discussing theories, research findings and new ideas in the fields of arts, humanities, and social sciences. After successful events in locations such as Singapore, Bangkok and Dubai, the ICLEI series returns to Europe with an event at The Cumberland, an iconic hotel near Hyde Park in the city of London. Venue: The Cumberland, London, United Kingdom Conference Days: 30 January 2019 Post-Conference Tour: 31 January 2019

CALL FOR PAPERS The 13th International Conference on Language, Education, and Innovation (ICLEI) 2019 is a multi-disciplinary forum that will bring together leading scholars, researchers and practitioners from around the world to present and discuss new advancements and findings in the fields of covered by the conference themes. With the slogan “Innovation in Education: Unlocking Potentials”, the 13th ICLEI organizing committee is calling for research articles or academic papers to be presented in the event. Abstracts: Registrations and submission of papers for the 13th ICLEI must be performed online via the event’s web-based system. Click on the ‘Register Now‘ button on the right menu bar to start your registration process. Presenters are advised to take into consideration the following when preparing their abstracts: 1. Abstracts must be written in English 2. Titles must be written with proper capitalization and must not exceed 15 words. 3. The body of the abstract must contain the following information:  objective/purpose/rationale of the study  research design/methodology  overview of findings/trends (expected or preliminary results if the research is still in progress)  any conclusion/interpretations/discussions that could be drawn from the result of the study 4. To maintain impartiality and to avoid any bias, authors are encouraged to not use any honorifics or rank such as Dr and Professor when referring to themselves in the document. 5. The abstract text must be written in one continuous paragraph not longer than 300 words. The use of numbered lists, bullet points or tables is not allowed. 6. The entire body of the abstract must be copied into the field provided in the online submission system. A Microsoft Word version of the abstract must also be uploaded using the file upload tool provided. A SUBMISSION TEMPLATE has been provided for you to use as a sample. Full Papers: Full papers must be uploaded in MS Word format via the event’s web-based system. Click HERE to access the system. Presenters are advised to download the conference’s official template to ensure that their papers meet the event’s formatting requirements. Full papers (including all tables, figures, and appendices) must not be more than 15 pages long A fee of USD35 per page will be imposed for every additional page

beyond this limit. A separate invoice will be issued to the author if this limit has been exceeded. Presenters will be notified via email if their papers have been accepted. Acceptance notifications will normally come with suggestions and remarks from the person who had reviewed the paper. Presenters may opt to NOT publish their papers in the conference proceedings. If this is the case, please inform the conference secretariat of your intentions as early as possible to prevent any issues after the official publication of the proceedings. A SUBMISSION TEMPLATE has been provided for you to use as a sample. Presentation Formats:  Oral Presentations Each presenter shall be given 15-20 minutes for presentation. An additional 5-10 minutes will be added for Q&A which will be moderated by the session chair. For the benefit of the audience, the presentation should at least cover the following areas: 1. The objective/purpose/rationale of the study 2. Background/overview of the topic 3. Theoretical framework 4. Research design and methodology 5. Overview of findings and results 6. Conclusion/Discussion Please be prepared with enough material to fill the time allocated to you. All presentations must be done in English. Please take some time to read our PRESENTATION TIPS & GUIDELINES page before preparing for your oral presentation.  Poster Presentations The event also accepts posters as an alternative to oral presentations. A special viewing and Q&A session will be held for presenters who have chosen to present their research using posters. Authors are expected to be beside their respective posters to explain or entertain any questions asked by visitors during this session.

The recommended poster size is A0 (841mm x 1189mm). Please notify the event secretariat as early as possible if you are planning to use a different size to avoid any difficulties on the conference day. Depending on the situation, poster presenters may also be required to explain and answer questions regarding their posters in the presentation hall. Publication: Full papers presented at 13th ICLEI 2019 will be published in the conference proceedings and shall be distributed to participants during the event. The volume will come with ISBN and will also be available online on the ICSAI.org proceedings archive. Reviewed full papers will be published in the International Journal of Language, Literature, Culture, and Education (ISSN 2462-1846) by ICSAI.org. Selection of articles will be based on factors including, but not limited to, quality of research, originality, and style. Selected papers may be required to undergo further review and editing before actual publication.

SUBTHEMES The following is by no means an exhaustive list but rather designed to provide participants with an idea of the topics that could possibly be discussed at the event We welcome submissions on ANY other topics as long as they are scholarly in nature and can contribute to the advancement of knowledge especially in arts, humanities and social sciences.    

Language Subthemes Innovation Subthemes Culture Subthemes Education Subthemes

Language

Action Research in Language Teaching

New Writings in English

Asian Languages

Phonology and Morphology

Assessment of Language and Literature Teaching

Popular Culture in Language Teaching and Learning

Best Practices in Language Teaching

Practices of Language Teacher Education

Collaborations in Language Teacher Education

Putting Theory into Classroom Practice

Computational Linguistics and Mathematical Linguistics

Research on Legal Language Teaching

Role of English and Asian Languages in Globalised Computational Psycholinguistics

Contexts

Constructivism in Teaching of Language

Second Language Teaching

Designing Contextual Curriculum for Language Teaching

South East Asian Languages

Special Hardware and Software for Asian Language Dialects

Computing

Discourse Analysis

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

Spoken

Language

Processing,

Understanding,

English for Specific Purposes (ESP)

Generation and Translation

ESL/TESL

Standards Based Performance in Language Evaluation

Foreign Language Teaching

Students Participations in Language Teaching

Teaching and Learning of English as a Foreign/ Second Grammars, Syntax, Semantics and Discourse

Language

Idioms in the Teaching of Language

Teaching Language in Higher Learning Institutions

Text Analysis, Understanding, Summarization and Southeast Asian Languages

Generation

Input and Output of Large Character Sets of Asian Languages

Text Entailment and Paraphrasing

Interdisciplinary in Language Teaching and Learning

The Application of Forensic Linguistics

The Inculcation of Culture Through Language Language and Gender

Teaching

Language and Literature

The Knowledge Base of Language Teacher Education

The Relationship Between Linguistic Structure and Language and Popular Culture

Cognitive Processes

Language and Power

The Teaching of Drama

Language and the New Media

The Teaching of Language and Literature

Language as a Medium of Solidarity

The Teaching of Language for Economic Purposes

Language Change and Variation

The Teaching of Listening Skills

Language Planning in Language Teaching

The Teaching of Poetry

Language, Culture and Translation

The Teaching of Prose

Language, Identity and Culture

The Teaching of Reading Skills

Language, Linguistic and Speech Resource Development

The Teaching of Syntax

Lexical Semantics and Word Sense

The Teaching of Translation

Linguistic, Psychological and Mathematical Models of Language

The Teaching of Writing Skills

Linguistics

The Transformative Nature of The Role of Language

Literature in Language Teaching

Theoretical Research On Forensic Linguistics

Machine learning for natural language

Theory Versus Experience in Language Teaching

Machine translation and multilingual processing

Translation

Word Segmentation, Chunking, Tagging and Syntactic Malay Language

Parsing

Natural Language Applications, Tools and

Word Sense Disambiguation, Semantic Role Labelling

Resources, System Evaluation

and Semantic Parsing

New Varieties of English

Innovation

Citizen Science

Video-based Learning

Creativity

Wireless Learning Applications

Diffusion of Innovation

Evaluation of Learning Technologies

E- Learning

Augmented/Virtual Reality in Education

Education Technology

Animation

Edutainment

Human Computer Interaction

Innovations in Education

Virtual Learning Environments

Intellectual Property

Creative Thinking

Mobile Applications

Thinking Skills

Multimedia Learning

Assessment & Testing Systems

Social Media

Adaptive Testing

Technology in Education

Massive Open Online Courses

Teaching of Innovation

Culture

Borrowing

Local Culture

Comparative Study

Modernization

Cultural Diversity

Mutation

Cultural Invention

Osmosis

Cultural Sociology

Peace and Human Security

Culture

Popular Culture

Current Issues in Culture

Poverty Reduction

Diffusion

Progress

Eclecticism

Reconception

Evolution

Reform

Feminism

Renovation

Gender Equality

Revivalism

Identity and Culture

Revolution

Inculcation of Culture Through Education

Syncretism

Indigenization

Transformation

Language, Culture and Translation

Education

Academic Advising and Counselling

Higher Education

Adult Education

Home Schooling

Art Education

Human Resourse Development & Training

Arts & Humanities

Inclusive Education

Blended Learning

Indigenous Education

Business Education

International Education

Competitive Skills

Kinesiology and Leisure Science

Continuing Education

Language Education

Curriculum

Mathematics Education

Distance Education

Music Education

Early Childhood Education

Pedagogy

Education and Moderation

Physical Education

Education and Values

Professional Development

Education for Sustainable Development

Religious Studies and Education

Education Management

Rural Education

Education Policy and Leadership

Science Education

Education Theory

Second Life Educators

Educational Foundations

Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Social Studies Education

Engineering Education

Special Education

Environment and Modernization

Student Affairs

Environmental Education

Teacher Education

Experiential Education

Technical Education

Geographical Education

Vocational & Skills and Health Education

IMPORTANT DATES Submissions

Abstract Submission Deadline

: 28 Dec 2018

Acceptance Notification

: by 31 Dec 2018

Full Paper Submission Deadline

: 4 Jan 2019

Camera Ready Paper Deadline

: 18 Jan 2019

Payments Early-Bird Rate Deadline

: 17 Oct 2018

Payment Deadline

: 4 January 2019

Please click on the ‘Register Now‘ button on the right menu to access the event’s registration and submission system.

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NOTE: 1. We normally email abstract acceptance notifications to authors as soon as the review process has been completed. Please ensure that you had entered a working email address upon registration and please check your spam folder in case our mail was routed there. Please contact the conference secretariat if no result (acceptance or rejection) is received by the fifth working day after your submission. 2. Please make your payment before 4 Jan 2019 to ensure that your paper is included in the printed conference programme and proceedings CD-ROM. We will not be able to guarantee your place if payment is received later than this date.

VENUE & ACCOMMODATION The Venue The 13th ICLEI 2019 will be held at The Cumberland, a stylish 4-star hotel located where Oxford Street meets Park Lane in London’s West End. This 1000 bedroom property is located opposite the historic Marble Arch and is within minutes from Hyde Park and the many shopping outlets along Oxford Street. The Cumberland is almost directly above the Marble Arch Underground Station and is also easily accessible by other modes of transportation including taxis and buses.

Address: The Cumberland Great Cumberland Place London W1H 7DL United Kingdom (next to the Marble Arch station) Tel: +44 (0)207 523 5053 Fax: +44 (0)207 523 5073 Click here for MAP Accommodations Please note that participants are responsible for their own accommodation. Please contact the hotels directly use third-party sites/apps such as Airbnb, Booking.com or Trivago to make your booking. There is a wide range of accommodations to choose from in and around the area. However, if you are on a budget, below are some of the more affordable options available close to the venue. Tip: You may want to look for hotels/hostels along the Central line for ease of commuting. Scroll to the bottom of the page for a map of the London Underground.

Smart Hyde Park Inn

Smart Russell Square Hostel

48-50 Inverness Terrace, London W2 3JA,

72 Guilford St, Bloomsbury, London WC1N,

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

+44 20 7229 0000

+44 20 7833 8818

Rate starts from $14


Safestay Astor Hyde

Holland Park

Park

Holland Park, Holland Walk, London W8

191 Queen’s Gate London SW7 5EU, United

7QU, United Kingdom

Kingdom

+44 20 7870 9629

+44 20 7581 0103



Astor SoHostel

Queensway Hostel 45 Queensborough Terrace, London W2 3SY, United Kingdom +44 20 7229 7782

London 91 Dean St, Soho, London W1D 3SY, United Kingdom

+44 20 8821 5154



Clink261 London

Clink78 London

261-265 Grays Inn Road

78 King’s Cross Rd, London,

London WC1X 8QT, United Kingdom

WC1X 9QG, United Kingdom

+44 20 7183 9400

+44 20 7183 9400



Central Hostel

Boston Court Hotel

26 Prince’s Square, Bayswater, London W2

26 Upper Berkeley St, Marylebone, London

4NJ, United Kingdom

W1H 7QL, United Kingdom

+44 20 7727 5807

+44 20 7723 1445



London Underground map

CONFERENCE FEES BASIC PACKAGE (conference only)

Student Presenter (USD)

Professional Presenter (USD)

Early Bird Rate

Normal Rate

At Desk

325

375

425

Early Bird Rate

Normal Rate

At Desk

375

425

475

Normal Rate

At Desk

Co-authors (USD) (?)

300

Additional Papers (?)

300

Listeners / Delegates

300

FULL PACKAGE (conference + tour)

Student Presenter (USD)

Early Bird Rate

Professional Presenter (USD)

475

525

575

Early Bird Rate

Normal Rate

At Desk

525

575

625

Co-authors (USD) (?)

450

Additional Papers (?)

450

Listeners / Delegates

450 View in £ GBP

Payment Methods: Choose between the three payment methods available. Click on a link below to start your payment process.

Credit/Debit Card

Bank

Wire/Telegraphic Transfer Payment Deadlines

Early Bird Payment Deadline

17 October 2018

Payment Deadline

4 January 2019

Terms and Conditions:

1. Participants must choose between the following packages:  BASIC package – covers participation in the conference  FULL package – covers participation in the conference PLUS city tour. 2. Conference Fee is inclusive of:  Admission to conference venue, keynote and parallel sessions  Lunch and coffee breaks,  Conference Programme  Conference Proceedings CD-ROM  Conference Kit

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Presenter/Listener/Session Chair Certificate  Publication in Conference Proceedings (in CD-ROM or online formats, subject to review and acceptance of author’s full paper by the conference committee)  Access to online registration and submission system  Review of abstracts and/or full paper (if submitted).  Tour (FULL PACKAGE ONLY) The fee does NOT cover travel expenses and lodging for participants. Students must upload valid Student ID (JPEG or PDF) when prompted by our online registration system. Co-authors/co-presenters must register and make payment separately. Each additional paper submitted by an author must be paid for separately. Only paid participants will be allowed into the venue and receive conference certificates. All of the above fees & conditions may change without notice.

Conference Kits

1. Upon signing in, paying participants will receive a Conference Kit, comprising:  Certificates* (Listener/Presenter/Chair/Featured)  Program Booklet  Proceedings CD-ROM  Souvenirs/Merchandise Items (if any) 2. Kits can only be collected at the registration desk during actual conference days. The registration desk will not be in operation during tour days. 3. Any uncollected kits will be disposed of 90 days after the end of the event. 4. Postal delivery of certificates:  An additional fee of USD35 will be charged for delivery of the kits via postal service. This is a fixed rate for all locations worldwide.  Kits will only be sent after receiving the postage fee from the participant.  To request for the postal service, please fill up the following form : https://icsai.org/postage *Co-author Rate      

Co-authors will enjoy a discounted rate after at least one other author of the same paper has made full payment at the normal rate. To get this rate, each co-author must register separately as a Presenter under their own names. Co-authors must also submit the same abstract as the main author (title and content must be exactly the same). All authors will be invoiced at the normal rate initially. New invoices will be issued to the remaining authors after receiving a normal rate payment from the first author. Please visit our FAQ page HERE to learn more.

*Additional Papers (for authors submitting more than one paper)    

After making full payment for one paper, the presenter will enjoy a discounted rate for subsequent papers submitted to the event. The discount will only come into effect AFTER full payment has been made for the first paper. New invoices will be issued for the remaining unpaid papers submitted by the same presenter after the secretariat receives full payment for the first paper. Please visit our FAQ page HERE to learn more.

Refund Policy     

All refund requests must be made in writing either through email or an official letter. A fee of USD100 will be deducted from all refunds to cover administrative costs incurred. Refund requests must be made NO LATER THAN 30 DAYS before the start of the event. Withdrawals made after this deadline do not qualify for a refund. No refunds will be made if the event has been canceled due to force majeure such as natural disasters or other similarly unpredictable circumstances. The transfer of refunded amount will be performed by the Secretariat no earlier than 30 days after the last day of the conference.

REGISTRATION & SUBMISSION Registration and submission of articles for 13th ICLEI 2019 must be done through the event’s online registration system.

REGISTER NOW Or click on the on the following link:https://submit.confbay.com/component/user/register?acid=684 NOTE:  

No payment is required until an invoice has been issued to you by the conference secretariat. For presenters, invoices will only be issued after an abstract has been accepted.

Saif Aldeen Saad Obayes Alkadhim M.Sc. Electromechanical Engineering (e-mail: [email protected]). Saif Aldeen Saad Obayes: Born in Babylon (1984). earned his BSc in Electrical Engineering from Babylon University (2006), Higher Diploma in Power System technology from College of Electrical and Electronic Technology (2010), MSc degrees in ElectroMechanical System Engineering from University of Technology (2016), Baghdad, Iraq. More than 8 years’ experiences in ElectroMechanical systems. Interested in Internet of Things, CAD/CAM system, Industry Management and E-governments. Senior researcher. Participated in IEEE ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION SOCIETY, IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, IEEE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS, IEEE Biometrics Council, IEEE Nanotechnology Council, IEEE Sensors Council and IEEE Systems Council.

1. Saif Aldeen Saad Obayes Al-Kadhim, and et al., Prototype Wireless Controller System based on Raspberry Pi and Arduino for Engraving Machine, UKSim-AMSS 19th International Conference on Modelling & Simulation, DOI: 10.1109/UKSim.2017.20. 2. Saif Aldeen Saad Obayes Al-Kadhim, Industrial Workshop Based on Internet of Things : Automated Manufacturing Systems Technology, Noor Publishing (August 1, 2017), ISBN-10: 3330965754, ISBN-13: 9783330965751. 3. Saif Aldeen Saad Obayes Al-Kadhim, and et al., CNC Machine Based on Embedded Wireless and Internet of Things for Workshop Development Article in IJCDS Journal Volume 6(Issue 4):205 · July 2017, DOI: 10.12785/ijcds/060406. 4. Al-Saedi, Ibtesam RK, Farag Mahel Mohammed, and Saif Aldeen Saad Obayes. "CNC Machine Based on Embedded Wireless and Internet of Things for Workshop Development." International Journal of Computing and Digital Systems 6.4 (2017): 205-213.

5. I. R. K. Al-Saedi, F. M. Mohammed and Saif Aldeen Saad Obayes Al-Kadhim, "CNC machine based on embedded wireless and Internet of Things for workshop development," 2017 International Conference on Control, Automation and Diagnosis (ICCAD), Hammamet, 2017, pp. 439-444. doi:10.1109/CADIAG.2017.8075699. 6. Saif Aldeen Saad Obayes Al-Kadhim, I. R. K. Al-Saedi and F. M. Mohammed, "Prototype Wireless Controller System Based on Raspberry Pi and Arduino for Engraving Machine," 2017 UKSim-AMSS 19th International Conference on Computer Modelling & Simulation (UKSim), Cambridge, 2017, pp. 69-74. doi: 10.1109/UKSim.2017.20.

7. Obayes, Saif Aldeen Saad, Ibtesam RK Al-Saedi, and Farag Mahel Mohammed. "Prototype Wireless Controller System based on Raspberry Pi and Arduino for Engraving Machine." Computer Modelling & Simulation (UKSim), 2017 UKSimAMSS 19th International Conference on. IEEE, 2017.

8. Obayes, Saif Aldeen Saad, Ibtesam R. K. Al-Saedi, and Basil Jabir Shanshool, " Microstrip Grid Antenna Array for 5G Mobile Devices," Journal of Communications, vol. 13, no. 5, pp. 225-229, 2018. Doi: 10.12720/jcm.13.5.225-229. 9. Obayes, Saif Aldeen Saad. Simulation of Multi-Machine Transient Stability. Diss. College of Electrical and Electronics Techniques, Middle Technical University, 2010. 10. Obayes, Saif Aldeen Saad. Analog Speech Scrambling by Using Wavelet Transform. Diss. University of Babylon, 2006. 11. Obayes, Saif Aldeen Saad. Application of Computer Numerical Control Machine Based on Internet of Things System. Diss. University of Technology, 2017. 12. Obayes, Saif Aldeen Saad, Ibtesam RK Al-Saedi, and Basil Jabir Shanshool. "Microstrip Grid Antenna Array for 5G Mobile Devices." JCM 13.5 (2018): 225-229.

13. Al-Kadhim, Saif Aldeen Saad Obayes. "CNC Machine Based on Embedded Wireless and Internet of Things for Workshop Development." IJCDS 6.4 (2017): 205.

14. Obayes, Saif Aldeen Saad. "Solar Cell Parameter Extraction From Data using MATLAB and Simulink."

15. Al-Kadhim, Saif Aldeen Saad Obayes. "Communicating with Raspberry Pi via MAVLink."

16. Obayes, Saif Aldeen Saad, Sarah Kadhim Aboud. "LIGHT SENSOR TO SWITCH ON A LIGHT OR ANY DEVICE LDR.".Tequneical report

17. Obayes, Saif Aldeen Saad, Sarah Kadhim Aboud. (2017). LIGHT SENSOR TO SWITCH ON A LIGHT OR ANY DEVICE LDR. Project: IoT and Smart System Retrieved from Researchgate database. DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.34584.49928.