• AIET 2026

    7th Int. Conf. on Artificial Intelligence in Education Technology

    Zagreb, Croatia | July 29-July 31, 2026



Welcome to AIET



Submission topics' information -

The AIET conference was launched in 2020. As annual conference, the 2026 7th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education Technology (AIET 2026) will be held in Zagreb, Croatia during July 29-July 31, 2026. Lots of participants from different countries and areas around the world have taken part in previous AIETs. On behalf of the Organizing Committees, we warmly invite the experts, engineers, technicians and graduate students in artificial intelligence and education research areas to take part in this unique and innovative conference with your enthusiasm to develop, your desire to apply and your willingness to enrich modern intelligence education.


If you wish to share your work in education and artificial intelligence, we invite you to submit your Manuscripts to AIET 2026 via Electronic Submission System.


Publication

All peer-reviewed papers accepted by AIET 2026 will be published into conference proceedings. Indexed by Ei Compendex, Scopus, INSPEC, etc. All books published in the series are submitted for consideration in Web of Science.



AIET 2025 Papers-Springer.
AIET 2024 Papers-Springer: LNDECT, Volume 228.
AIET 2023 Papers-Springer: LNDECT, Volume 190.
AIET 2022 Papers-Springer: LNDECT, volume 154.
AIET 2021 Papers-Springer: LNDECT, Volume 104.



Submission

- Please log into the Electronic Submission System to submit your full paper or alternatively an abstract.

- For any inquiry about the conference, please feel free to contact us at: aiet@academic.net.

- Template: Word Template and Latex Template

- Note: a. The submissions will be reviewed by the conference scientific committee.

- Note: b. Only submissions containing full papers will be published in conference proceedings.

Important Dates




February 20
2026

Submission Deadline

Full papers and abstracts can be submitted. Only full Paper
will be published.

March 20
2026

Notification Deadline

You will receive the final decision
on acceptance
or rejection

April 10
2026

Registration Deadline

The Camera Ready should be submitted with other required documents

May 25
2026

Proposal for Tutorials Deadline

We welcome tutorial
suggestions for AIET 2026

  • Submission Topics

    Learning Contexts and Informal Learning
    Inequity and Inequality in Education
    Design, Use and Evaluation of Human-AI Hybrid Systems for Learning
    Online and Distance Learning
    Evaluation in the Context of Education Technologies
    Innovative Applications
    Intelligent and Interactive Technologies in an Educational Context
    Intelligent Techniques to Support Disadvantaged Schools and Students, Inequity and Inequality in Education
    Learning Contexts and Informal Learning
    Modelling and Representation
    Models of Teaching and Learning

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    As an annual conference, AIET has been successfully held from 2020 to 2025.

    •  Zagreb, capital and chief city of Croatia 

      It is situated on the slopes of Medvednica Hill (Zagrebačka Gora) to the north and the floodplain of the Sava River to the south.
      The city has many open squares and parks. As the cultural centre of Croatia, Zagreb is the seat of the Academy of Sciences and Arts and of the University of Zagreb (1669). Several art galleries have both old and modern collections, and there are various museums and academies of art, theatre, and music. The Croatian National Theatre is housed in a neo-Baroque building in the city.
      The site of modern Zagreb was first mentioned in 1093, when a Roman Catholic bishopric was established there. After the Mongol invasion of 1241–42, Gradec became a royal free town and was fortified; several towers that were part of these fortifications still stand. As a political centre, Zagreb played an important role in the history of Croatia, which struggled first against Turkey and later against attempted Germanization by Austria. At the time of the Croatian national revival in the 19th century, the city was the centre of both a pan-Yugoslav movement and a Croatian independence movement.



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