CALL FOR PROPOSALS: THE LEARNING IDEAS CONFERENCE 2026

The Learning Ideas Conference 2026 (TLIC 2026) is where innovation meets education, bringing together researchers, practitioners, and learning professionals from over 50 countries to imagine the future of learning. For three days in New York City and online (June 10th-12th, 2026), plus additional online-only conference days, participants will explore cutting-edge ideas and practical solutions at the intersection of learning and technology in the workplace and higher education.

Proposal submissions for its 19th annual event are currently being accepted through December 15th, 2025. A wide range of formats are welcome—demonstrations, case studies, panel discussions, debates, and traditional presentations—covering diverse fields such as education, computer science, cognitive science, game design, UX, VR/AR/XR, management, and the arts and humanities. The conference will feature both in-person and virtual presentations, including the IGIP Special Session on Engineering Education.

Conference proceedings will be published as a book/ebook by Springer (with ISBN), indexed by SCOPUS and other major databases, and submitted for consideration in Web of Science. Papers may also be eligible for expansion into a journal article in iJAC, The International Journal of Advanced Corporate Learning.

The proposal form requires a 150–300-word abstract and additional details. Papers are optional and are due in March 2026. For more information and suggested topics, see the Call for Proposals page at: learningideasconf.org/call-for-proposals.

If you have any questions about The Learning Ideas Conference 2026, please contact us directly at info@learningideasconf.org.