ICWE 2025 – CALL FOR TUTORIALS

ICWE 2025 =E2=80=93 CALL FOR TUTORIALS

25th International Conference on Web Engineering

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Delft, the Netherlands | June 30-July 3, 2025

http://icwe2025.webengineering.org/

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IMPORTANT DATES

All dates are according to the time zone =E2=80=9CAnywhere on Earth=E2=80=9D, i.e., UTC=
-12.

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* Submission deadline: February 13, 2025

* Notification of acceptance: April 3, 2025

* Camera-ready due: May 1, 2025

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OVERVIEW

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ICWE 2025 invites proposals for tutorials on a broad range of Web Engineeri=
ng topics. Conference participants include researchers and practitioners who=
 are seeking to gain insight and knowledge of up-to-date strategies, methodo=
logies, technologies, and tools used for developing, maintaining, and evolvi=
ng Web applications. Examples of relevant topics include, but are not limite=
d to:

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* Web application modeling and engineering

* Web mining and knowledge extraction

* Web Big Data and Web Data Analytics

* Mobile Web applications

* Web of Things applications

* Social Web applications

* Web crowdsourcing and human computation

* Semantic Web, Web ontologies, and Linked Open Data applications

* Web composition and mashups

* Web user interfaces

* Quality and accessibility aspects of Web applications

* Web security and privacy

* Web services, computing, and standards

* Microservice architecture for Web applications

* Cloud, fog, and edge computing for Web applications

* Fairness of Web technology

* User Modelling and Recommender Systems based on Web technology

* Explainable Web technology

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Following the general debate on the need for human-centric and responsible =
technology, we particularly welcome tutorials relevant to the special theme =
of the 25th edition of ICWE: The Inclusive Web: Realizing Safe, Accessible, =
Inclusive, and Sustainable Web Engineering.

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All proposed tutorials should be half-day (3 hours) or full-day (6 hours) i=
n length. The length of tutorial proposals is limited to 4 pages. Proposals =
must clearly define both the scope and the depth of the tutorial, and they m=
ust clearly identify the intended audience, the assumed background knowledge=
, and learning objectives.=20

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All tutorial proposals must include the following information:

* Title of the tutorial

* Contact information of the presenters (name, affiliation, email, mailing =
address, phone)

* Abstract outlining the goals and content of the tutorial (max 250 words)

* Length of the tutorial as either 3 hours (half a day) or 6 hours (full da=
y)

* Definition of the intended audience (e.g., PhD students, early career res=
earchers, all researchers, practitioners) and assumed background and knowled=
ge

* Overview of the tutorial structure, list of topics covered, and short des=
cription of learning objectives/outcomes

* Information about any hands-on component (e.g., where attendees will actu=
ally use a tool or do an exercise), and what kind of computer would be neede=
d for this

* Biographies of the presenter(s), including information regarding their ex=
pertise relevant to the tutorial

* Any relevant references to the work of the presenters or other references=
 relevant to the tutorial

* Statement about any previous related tutorial presentations

* Sample slides of the tutorial, if available

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The tutorial may be canceled if the number of registrations is very low. Al=
ong with a notification of acceptance, presenters will receive further instr=
uctions on how to prepare a two-page summary of the tutorial to be included =
in the conference proceedings, tutorial notes to be made available on the co=
nference website, and brief biographies to be published in the conference pr=
ogram.

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SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

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All submitted proposals must be formatted in accordance with the informatio=
n for Springer LNCS authors at https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/=
lncs/conference-proceedings-guidelines and submitted in PDF. A two-page summ=
ary of the proposal will be included into the ICWE 2025 Springer LNCS procee=
dings. Submissions and reviewing are supported by the EasyChair system (http=
s://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=3Dicwe2025). Submissions that do not compl=
y with the required submission format or that fall outside the scope of the =
conference will be desk-rejected without review.

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TUTORIALS CHAIRS

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Flavius Frasincar, Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands

Azzurra Ragone, University of Bari, Italy

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CONTACT

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All questions about submissions should be emailed to tutorialchair.icwe2025=
@webengineering.org.

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--
Azzurra Ragone, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Dipartimento di Informatica
Universit=C3=A0 degli Studi di Bari "A. Moro"=20

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https://serlab.di.uniba.it/people/azzurra-ragone/=20

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"The best way to predict the future is to invent it." Alan Kay

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