The Constructionism Conference Committee is delighted to announce that Constructionism 2023 will take place October 7-11th in New York City at Teachers College, Columbia University. This year’s conference brings together the FabLearn and Constructionism conferences, offering an exciting opportunity to share new research, designs, and theories.
Our goal for Constructionism 2023 is to consider ways we might build the future of constructionism together. We invite you to submit research papers, best practice papers, symposia, work-in-progress posters, workshops, or papers describing emerging and new constructionist media. We welcome submissions from multiple sectors and fields, including but not limited to academia, industry, and education, aiming for transdisciplinarity. For more information about submissions, see the call for participation and submission guidelines.
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We are looking forward to your submissions and participation!
Key dates:
* Submission deadline (Research and Symposia): May 8, 2023 (Final Extension!)
* Submission deadline (Educator, Young Maker, Workshops, WIP, and all other categories): May 23, 2023
* Notification of acceptance: July 2023
* Conference: 7-11 October 2023
Conference Chairs: Nathan Holbert and Paulo Blikstein (Teachers College, Columbia University), Bernadette Spieler (Zurich University of Teacher Education), Carina Girvan (Trinity College Dublin), and Kayla DesPortes (New York University)
As you wait for more information about the 2023 conference, check out the Constructionism 2020 conference proceedings, the 2021 special section of the British Journal of Educational Technology and the recent Designing Constructionist Futures book!
Previous Conferences
Constructionism 2010 – France, Paris
Constructionism 2012 – Greece, Athens
Constructionism 2014 – Austria, Vienna
Constructionism 2016 – Thailand, Bangkok
Constructionism 2018 – Vilnius, Lithuania
Constructionism 2020 – Dublin, Ireland