IEEE ICALT 2026

The 26th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies

The International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT) is an annual conference organized by the IEEE Computer Society and IEEE Technical Community on Learning Technology. It aims to bring together people who are working on the design, development, use, and evaluation of technologies that will be the foundation of the next generation of e-learning systems and technology-enhanced learning environments. After its kick-off as IWALT in Palmerston North, New Zealand (2000), ICALT has been held in Madison, USA (2001), Kazan, Russia (2002), Athens, Greece (2003), Joensuu, Finland (2004), Kaohsiung, Taiwan (2005), Kerkade, The Netherlands (2006), Niigata, Japan (2007), Santander, Spain (2008), Riga, Latvia (2009), Sousse, Tunisia (2010), Athens, Georgia, USA (2011), Rome, Italy (2012), Beijing, China (2013), Athens, Greece (2014), Hualien, Taiwan (2015), Austin, USA (2016), Timisoara, Romania (2017), Mumbai, India (2018), Maceió, Brazil (2019), Tartu, Estonia (2020, Online), and Virtual (2021, Online) due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bucharest, Romania (2022, Hybrid), Orem, Utah, United States (2023, Hybrid), Nicosia, North Cyprus (2024, Hybrid), Changhua, Taiwan (2025, Hybrid). The 26th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT 2026) is organized by IEEE TCLT and held in Hung Yen, Vietnam, in a hybrid model due to the global risks, such as wars and inflation.

Numbers

ICALT 2026 received 253 papers from 39 countries. All submissions were peer-reviewed through a double-blind review process by an international panel of at least three international expert referees and decisions were taken based on research quality. We are very pleased to report that the quality of the submissions this year turned out to be very high. In average each submission in the main tracks received 3.2 reviews. A total of 43 papers were accepted as full papers, thus resulting in a full paper acceptance rate of around 20.77%. Furthermore, 65 papers were accepted for presentations as short papers, 22 as discussion papers, and 3 papers were selected for the Doctoral Consortium.