Nashville TN hosts the 29th annual
Information Systems Educators Conference
this October 28 to 31.
ISECON (Information Systems Educators Conference) is THE conference to attend to learn about and contribute to
the latest trends and issues in the Information Systems academic field. Topics include pedagogy,
enrollment trends, outcomes assessment and improving IS education.
ISECON’s first conference was in 1982 and is the largest continuously running conference for IS Educators. ISECON also sponsors the ISEDJ (Information Systems Educators Journal). Authors may submit their manuscripts to both ISECON and ISEDJ when submitting to the conference.
ISECON is seeking papers, panels, teaching cases
and workshops on:
- capstone / service learning
- distance education challenges
- enrollment trends
- ethics
- original IS classroom cases
- IS integration with other disciplines
- IS research toward educators
- outcomes assessment
- pedagogy
- security and assurance
- technology changes and challenges
- PhD full papers and works in progress
- masters/undergraduates/faculty papers
- IS 2010 Model Curriculum - Changes for 2010
- Extensions to Model Curriculum for Focused Tracks
- How ABET programs may use the IS Model Curriculum
Click the appropriate tab on the left for paper, panel, case guidelines.
ISECON is held in conjunction with CONISAR 2010
- ISECON focuses on IS Education. CONISAR focuses on IS Applied Research. Registrants for CONISAR can freely attend ISECON functions and vice versa.
EDSIG (AITP Education Special Interest Group
