About the Conference
ICICLE’s Learning Engineering conference has a singular focus but with many facets. It’s designed for attendees from different backgrounds, including applied and scholarly learning engineers, university students studying the discipline, and anyone curious about professional topics in learning engineering. Similarly, it’s appropriate for practitioners, scholars, or students of learning science, learning technology, learning analytics and visualizations, human-centered design, organizational learning, psychometrics and learning measures, data instrumentation and interoperable standards, and related fields of training, education, and performance support.
The main conference will include a mix of expert-led presentations, interactive sessions, and technology showcase sessions. Beyond the agenda, there’s time for mingling.
Keynotes
We’re excited to have three exceptional keynotes at the conference who will be talking about how they are using, applying and incorporating learning engineering to solutions and programs.
Registration Information
Early pricing ends May 31. All registration ends when we reach 195 total registrations.
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Early Non-member | $295.00 |
| Early IEEE Member | $250.00 |
| Early Student (IEEE Member or non-member) | $205.00 |
| Regular Non-member | $450.00 |
| Regular IEEE Member | $385.00 |
| Regular Student (IEEE Member or non-member) | $315.00 |
| Exhibit Booth | TBD |
Conference Sessions
Active Learning Sessions: In these 60 minute sessions, speakers will present on a topic and lead the attendees in a related participatory activity.
Show and Share Sessions: These succinct 10 minute presentations will showcase specific attendee projects and how they connect to the learning engineering process (LEP) and LE Toolkit.
Technology Showcases. The showcases are 20 minute presentations to show how educational technologies and projects connects to the learning engineering process, to what we know about supporting learners both as learners and as humans, and/ or using tools from the LE Toolkit.
Proposals are now closed.
All accepted proposals will be compiled into a proceedings web page.
Participants will be contacted about their contributions after the conference.
Contribution Support Packages
Sponsor Tiers
We have several contribution options that come with promotion opportunities for you and/or your organization. If you are interesting in supporting the conference with a contribution, please contact If you are interesting in supporting the conference for any of the below contributions, please contact our treasurer who will provide further details. We are grateful for your support.
Vendor Exhibit
The IEEE ICICLE 2023 conference is pleased to offer a Vendor Exhibit where corporate and industry partners can showcase an educational technology in support of learning engineering. Six sponsored tables are available and will be hosted in the hall outside the main conference room and will be available to the sponsored vendor for the duration of the conference. Thank you for your participation.
Tentative Agenda
| Day 1 Monday, July 24 | Day 2 Tuesday, July 25 | Day 3 Wednesday, July 26 |
|---|---|---|
| Invited Speaker: Steve Ritter, Carnegie Learning | Invited Speaker: Tammy Berman, Socratic Arts | Invited Speaker: Ken Koedinger, CMU |
| Networking Session | Networking Session | Networking Session |
| Participant Sessions (TBD) | Participant Sessions (TBD) | Participant Sessions (TBD) |
| Lunch / Networking | Lunch / Networking | Lunch / Networking |
| Participant Sessions (TBD) | Participant Sessions (TBD) | Participant Sessions (TBD) |
| Panel Discussion & Activity | Panel Discussion & Activity | Conference Recap, Community Next Steps |
| Dinner and Networking Event | Sponsored events (TBD) |
Conference Location and Accommodations
Location
The ICICLE 2023 Conference will be held in Simmons Auditorium at the Jared L. Cohon University Center on the Carnegie Mellon University campus.
Here’s information about campus maps, parking and transportation.
Suggested Accommodations
COVID/Safety Statement
Everyone coming to the university’s campus for any program, event or accommodation through Carnegie Mellon’s Conference & Events Services must fill out and sign an Attestation Form.
In accordance with Carnegie Mellon’s COVID-19 mitigation policies, everyone participating in programs, events or accommodations on the university’s campus age 5 and older is required to be either fully vaccinated* against COVID-19 or, if not fully vaccinated, must have received a negative COVID-19 test result within three days prior to coming on campus. Children under the age of 5 are encouraged but not required to be tested.
Special Accommodations
For special accommodations, please contact the conference chair: Erin Czerwinski (eczerwinski@cmu.edu)
We look forward to sharing theory and practice with all those in this growing learning engineering community.
Check out our past conferences: 2019 at George Mason University and 2022 at MIT.