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Wednesday, 17 February 2010 08:19

The provisional agenda assumes the following distribution of sections by days:

 

22 June 2010

10.00-12.30: opening and keynote address

14.00-18.00: section Learning in a digital world - and possible panels

23 June 2010

9.30-12.30: section Playing in a digital world - and possible panels

14.00-18.00: section Socializing in a digital world - and possible panels

24 June 2010

9.30-12.00: section Participating in a digital world

12.00: closing of conference

 

However, the fine tuning of the final agenda (including the distribution of possible panels) will occur once the submission process is complete and we have a clear picture regarding the number of participants and the exact distribution of presentations by section. You'll be notified regarding the final agenda as soon as registration of participants delivering presentations closes.
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