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ECIS 2023 workshops aim to:
Workshop attendees and organizers must pay the ECIS2023 workshop registration fee. If workshop attendees would also like to attend the main ECIS conference, they must also pay the conference registration fee. Workshop registrations and payments will be made via the Conference registration system, and costs to the facilities will thus be taken care of by the local ECIS organizers. Notably, local organizers may require that all workshops adhere to specific requirements regarding the general timetable, registration, and catering.
Please note that the workshop's time and/or location might be adjusted based on the number of submissions received and that workshops may be canceled due to a lack of submissions or registrations at the early registration deadline.
The purpose of the fifth Developing Activity Theory in Information Studies (DATIS) workshop is to continue to provide a forum for IS scholars using Activity Theory [..]
In this workshop, we anticipate researchers working in IS, digital transformations, sustainability, and digital technologies to come together to address sustainable [..]
Do you have experience with remote user participation? Then you might be interested to submit a working paper for the workshop titled "Experiences of remote user [..]
AIS SIG Social Inclusion and AIS Women College are holding a joint half-day workshop in a hybrid format (open for online participation; two-way). It is the [..]
In a world where dynamic changes force organisations to be better prepared for unforeseen future(s) a paradigm shift is needed. The current focus on individualistic [..]
When Information Systems are not aligned with users' work in practice, users invent workarounds. As such, workaround behaviour can be viewed as an indication of [..]
We invite scholars (Ph.D. Students and Academics) from Africa or interested in African scholarship to this 2nd paper development workshop. The workshop is targeted at [..]
This full-day workshop aims at bringing together educators in information systems and related fields to report on and discuss their experience with new ways of [..]
Digital technologies are increasingly engaged in the pursuit of socio-economic development. With the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) informing the global [..]
Infrastructures are key to the functioning of any contemporary society and organization, but they are also key for the protection of those societies and [..]
Join us at the European Conference for Information Systems for a half-day workshop to discuss how to address climate change and the unfolding challenges following the [..]
From the early start of the IS discipline, practices, organization, and management of IS Development, have been central research areas. New techniques and methods are [..]
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In June 2023, Information Systems Journal will organize the third edition of the annual ISJ Trending Topics Workshop. This workshop is scheduled to occur from [..]
Our workshop focuses on responsible digitalisation within the public sector. The public sector serves citizens and helps maintain a functioning society by ensuring [..]
Introduce PhD students and junior faculty to the practices associated with being an accomplished, constructive and respected reviewer
Date and time: Fri, 30 Jun 2023 @ 15:00 - 18:00 CEST
This workshop will introduce PhD students and early career researchers to the practices associated with being an accomplished, constructive and respected reviewer. Effective reviewers learn from the review process and, as a result, can see how to improve their own publications. Good reviewers are also recognised by the community and are often offered opportunities that enhance their academic profile, including journal editorial positions and conference track positions. The workshop will be interactive. Refreshments will be provided.
Workshop attendees will:
Attendees at previous versions of the workshop have spoken highly of the event. Over 120 students and junior faculty have attended the workshops since 2016. They have said:
"a very insightful and useful session"
"it was invaluable"
"thanks for the great workshop"
"very kindly and carefully prepared workshop. I appreciate the lecture and also the following up activities that letting us sharing the reviews and positioning ourselves as the review managers. That helps me a lot to have a better understanding of a more complete review process than before. After I go back, definitely will review the whole package and reflect on that. Also thanks for many of the hands-on knowledge shared at the workshop."
"The workshop is absolutely helpful"
"I found the workshop to be extremely insightful. I am sure I will use what I learnt time and again"
"I would love to recommend it to other people. Good structure, good materials, and also good lecturer who explains well ;) great opportunities to learn how to improve our own paper better as well."
For more information and admission, please visit the following link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-to-be-an-effective-reviewer-a-workshop-tickets-646880415737
The 31st European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS) | Kristiansand, Norway