RIDE 2023 Sustaining Innovation: Research and Practice
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The seventeenth annual Centre for Online and Distance Education conference on Research in Distance Education (RIDE) focuses in 2023 on Sustaining Innovation and Sustainable Practices.
Ride 2023 research focus abstracts
Ride 2023 practice focus abstracts
Our virtual and in person conference, taking place across two days, focuses on research and scholarly practices in online, distance, blended, hybrid and hyflex higher education. We aim to provide opportunities to support our communities and our work.
Rapid and extensive innovation, development and expansion of the role of blended, online and distance learning has transformed higher education in the last few years. These changes have introduced opportunities for new ways of working for all involved, but have also placed pressures and stresses on students, staff, systems and technology. We will explore how people-focussed practices have and can be designed and developed through innovation that is sustainable for people, organisations and the planet.
Conference details
- Conference dates: 28 and 29 March 2023
- Location: Online and àËÅöÊÓƵ, Senate House, àËÅöÊÓƵ UK
Track 1: Research focus Conference Day 1:
28 March 2023 Sustaining Innovation, Sustainable Practices: Research focus
Day 1 will present the findings of research activity in online, distance, blended, hybrid or hyflex provision.
Track 2: Practice focus Conference Day 2:
29 March 2023 Sustaining Innovation, Sustainable Practices: Practice focus
Day 2 will explore research/scholarship informed practice in online, distance, blended, hybrid or hyflex provision.
Conference submission guidelines
We warmly invite . If you have not used EasyChair before, you will need to create an account to submit your abstract.
We are inviting proposals for:
Interactive presentations
We expect presentations to foster discussion and sharing of ideas. 30 minutes including discussion. Online or in person.
Workshops
We expect workshops to be fully participatory and for groups sizes of up to approximately 40 participants. Examples of workshop activities may involve demonstrations, debate, breakout discussions and reporting. 45- 60 mins. In person only.
Lightning talks
Lightning talks are suitable for short presentations. They are ideal for sharing aspects of innovation, ideas, approaches, and findings or to test out part of a project/evaluation or get feedback on as aspect of your work. 5 min talk with 10 mins discussion. Online or in person.
Presentations and lightning talks will be grouped with common themes.
| Activity | Date |
|---|---|
| Abstract submission opens | 05 October 2022 |
| Abstract submission closes | 9 December 2022 |
| Notification of selection or rejection | 23 January 2023 |
| Notification of draft conference programme | 13 February 2023 |
| Final programme confirmed | 1 March 2023 |
| Conference | 28, 29 March 2023 |
Conference Proceedings will be published. Selected abstracts (from both the research and practice track) will be invited to submit full papers for peer review and consideration for inclusion in the conference proceedings.
A conference report, to include all selected abstracts, will be curated and made available along with video recordings of sessions on the CODE website after the conference.