7th ICLLE 2025 International Conference on Language, Literature, and Education
The 7th International Conference on Language, Literature, and Education (ICLLE) adopts the theme "Language, Literature, and Education in the Era of Digital Transformation." This theme highlights innovation's growing significance, introducing new ideas, methods, products, or services to improve organizational and societal outcomes. Innovation is often driven by a motivation to challenge the status quo and to foster more effective and sustainable practices. In this context, researchers and practitioners in language, literature, and education continuously address challenges, sustain established best practices, and enhance them through creative and evidence-based approaches. The conference seeks to showcase and critically examine such innovations, offering a forum for academic and professional exchange. ICLLE invites participation from a wide range of professionals, including researchers, educators, lecturers, and postgraduate students, to present their research findings and share practical insights. Contributions that align with the conference's sub-themes are encouraged, as they will enrich the discourse on contemporary developments in language, literature, and education in the digital age.
5th ICLLE 2022 International Conference on Language Literature and Education
The 5th International Conference on Language, Literature, and Education (ICLLE) elevates a theme “Language, Literature, Education, and Information in Society 5.0". Innovation refers to the introduction and creation of new products, ideas, skills, and services that improve an organization or society. It is usually motivated by the desire to change the status quo (which is of course not always bad) to bring about more effective outcomes. Researchers and practitioners are believed to have put their efforts in finding ways to solve problems/difficulties, to sustain, and at the same time enhance good practices. This conference hopes to introduce and discuss what and how innovations have been made by the researchers and practitioners in language and arts. Professionals including researchers, lecturers, teachers, and postgraduate students are welcome to share their research results and daily innovative practices and ideas which address a wide range of sub-themes provided below.
The 4th International Conference on Language, Literature, and Education 2021
The 4th International Conference on Language, Literature, and Education (ICLLE) elevates a theme “Language, Literature, Education, and Information in Independent Study". Innovation refers to the introduction and creation of new products, ideas, skills, and services that improve an organization or society. It is usually motivated by the desire to change the status quo (which is of course not always bad) to bring about more effective outcomes. Researchers and practitioners are believed to have put their efforts in finding ways to solve problems/difficulties, to sustain, and at the same time enhance good practices. This conference hopes to introduce and discuss what and how innovations have been made by the researchers and practitioners in language and arts. Professionals including researchers, lecturers, teachers, and postgraduate students are welcome to share their research results and daily innovative practices and ideas which address a wide range of sub-themes provided below.
2020 International Conference on Language, Literature, and Education in New Normal
International Conference on Language, Literature, and Education (ICLLE) elevates a theme “Language, Literature, Education and Information in New Normal". Innovation refers to the introduction and creation of new products, ideas, skills, and services that improve an organization or society. It is usually motivated by the desire to change the status quo (which is of course not always bad) to bring about more effective outcomes. Researchers and practitioners are believed to have put their efforts in finding ways to solve problems/difficulties, to sustain, and at the same time enhance good practices. This conference hopes to introduce and discuss what and how innovations have been made by the researchers and practitioners in language and arts. Professionals including researchers, lecturers, teachers, and postgraduate students are welcome to share their research results and daily innovative practices and ideas which address a wide range of sub-themes provided below.