Central European Chapter (CEC)

of the
Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE)

Information Server

Advancing Knowledge and Learning withInformationTechnology in Central Europe

• Central EuropeanChapter Formation
• Member Countriesof Central European Chapter
• CECObjectives
• CEC ExecutiveCommittee
• Benefits ofCEC/AACE Membership
• AACE Membership Application
  (contact info@aace.org) concerning CEC discount rates)
• CEC InformationServer
• Conferences in the CECRegion
  
• CEC Funding & GrantOpportunities
  
• Educational programs on Computing in Education in Central Europe
  

Central European Chapter Formation

In 1995, a group of professionals from severalCentral Europeancountries met at ED-MEDIA 95--World Conference on Educational Multimediaand Hypermedia inAustria and discussed the establishment of a Central European Chapter(CEC) of AACE. Itwas clear that this chapter was needed and should be formed to promoteeducationaltechnology research and development in the region. Thus, the CEC wasestablished.

Member Countries of theCentral EuropeanChapter of AACE

• Bulgaria
  
• Czech Republic
  
• Croatia
  
• Estonia
  
• Hungary
  
• Latvia
  
• Lithuania
  
• Poland
  
• Slovakia
  
• Slovenia
  
• Romania
  
• Russia
  
• Ukraine
  
• All other republics of former USSR and Yugoslavia
  

CEC Objectives

• Enhance awareness and promote the conduct anddissemination of research and development related to computing technologies ineducation both within and outside the Central European region.
  
• Encourage collaborative activities within the CECcountries and with other countries throughout the world.
  
• Organize and hold an international level CentralEuropean conference series within the CEC countries.
  
• Encourage and support academic activities of AACEsub-chapters of CEC member countries.
  
• Obtain greater representation of activeresearchers from the Central European region in the committees of related leading professionalorganizations and the editorial boards of reputable journals.
  

Central European Chapter (CEC)InformationServer

The CEC has also launched a World-Wide Web page foranyoneinterested in activities related to computing in education in the CentralEuropean region.

Connect to--
http://www.aace.org/cec

Central European ChapterExecutive Committee

The Executive Committee is being formed and currentrepresentativesare listed below. Additional members are welcome. Anyone interested inserving on theCommittee to help establish and inform those in your country about the CECand itsactivities, contact Gary Marks (see address below).

AACE Representative:

Gary Marks, AACE International Headquarters
info@aace.org 

Belarus:

Marija Arsenovich, National Institute for HigherEducation (NIHE), Belorussian State University, Minsk
arsen@study.minsk.by

Bulgaria:

Roumen Nikolov, Sofia University
roumen@fmi.uni-sofia.bg

Darina Dicheva, Winston-Salem State University
darinad@fmi.uni-sofia.bg
http://www.wssu.edu/~dicheva/

Krassen Stefanov, Sofia University
krassen@fmi.uni-sofia.bg
http://www-it.fmi.uni-sofia.bg/krassen

Croatia:

Karolj Skala, Institute "Rudjer Boskovic", Zagreb
skala@olimp.irb.hr

Czech Republic:

Karel Kveton, Czech Technical University, Prague
kveton@vc.cvut.cz
http:// www.cvut.cz/cp1250/CC/ICSC/PERSONNEL/KVETON/INDEX.HTML

Estonia:

Rein Prank, Tartu University
prank@cs.ut.ee /dd>

Hungary:

Peter Rudas, Univ. Vet. Sci., Budapest
prudas@eik.bme.hu

Marta Turcsanyi-Szabo, Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest
TURCSANYINE@LUDENS.ELTE.HU

Latvia:

Leonid Novitski, Riga Technical University
lpn@lms.riga.lv

Lithuania:

Vytautas Reklaitis, Kaunas University ofTechnology
vytas@pit.ktu.lt

Romania

Gabriel Dima, Politehnica University of Bucharest
gdima@edil.pub.ro

Mihaela Dumitru, Politehnica University of Bucharest
dem@physics.pub.ro

Camelia F. Voinea, Black Sea University, Bucharest
cvoinea@ia.ugal.ro

Doru Ursutiu, "TRANSILVANIA"University of Brasov
udoru@unitbv.ro

Russia:

Peter Brusilovsky, University of Pittsburgh
plb@cs.cmu.edu
http://www2.sis.pitt.edu/~peterb

Ildar Galeev, University of Pittsburgh
monap@kstu.ru

AllaKravtsova, Journal of Informatics and Education, Moscow
gp-info@dionis.iasnet.ru

Ilya K. Levin, Institute of Control Sciences,Moscow
ilevin@dep07.ics.msk.su

Mihail Morozov, Mari State Technical University,Yoshkar-Ola
morozov@marstu.mari.su

Igor I. Shevchenko, Far Eastern StateUniversity, Vladivostok
root@math.marine.su

Slovakia:

Pavol Navrat, Slovak Technical University,Bratislava
navrat@elf.stuba.sk
http://www.elf.stuba.sk/~navrat

Ukraine:

Katherine Sinitsa, Glushkov Institute forCybernetics, Kiev
kath@its.FreeNet.Kiev.UA

Yugoslavia:

Vladan Devedzic, University of Belgrade
devedzic@galeb.etf.bg.ac.yu
http://galeb.etf.bg.ac.yu/~devedzic/

Ljubomir Jerinic, University of Novi Sad
jerinic@uns.ns.ac.yu
http://atlas.im.ns.ac.yu/people/jeriniclj.htm

Benefits of CEC/AACEMembership

• Subscription to Educational TechnologyReview
  
• Discounts on AACE published journals, books, andCD-ROMs.
  
• Discounts to AACE organized conferences
  
• Opportunities to contribute information to theCEC Chapter news column of the Educational Technology Review,the periodical distributedto all AACE members.
  
• Opportunities to work and collaborate withmembers both within and outside the region on activities of interest and concern.
  
• Access to CEC WWW home page designed toefficiently disseminate news and facilitate interaction among Chapter members.
  
• Opportunities to serve on AACE internationalcommittees, journal boards, and advisory board setting AACE policy.
  

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