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EXTENDED ABSTRACT GUIDELINES

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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

The submission of an extended abstract offers a valuable opportunity to provide a comprehensive exposition of your innovative project within the International Language & Education Invention, Innovation, Design & Exposition (ILEIID) 2025. To facilitate a rigorous and consistent review process, please adhere to the following guidelines in preparing your submission: 


- Be Comprehensive Yet Concise
- Start with a Punchy Introduction
- Detail Your Methodology
- Showcase Your Results (if applicable)
- Highlight the Innovation's Novelty
- Discuss the Potential Impact
- Briefly Touch on Commercialisation (if relevant)
- Follow Formatting Standards
- Include Keywords
- Cite Your Sources (if any)


FORMAT

- Length: Typically 3-4 pages
- Font: Times New Roman
- Line Spacing: Single-spaced
- Alignment: Justified
- Keywords: Include 3-5 relevant keywords below the abstract. Italicize the label "Keywords:" followed by the keywords
- File Format: Submit your extended abstract as a PDF (.pdf) file to ensure formatting consistency across different systems
- Visuals (if applicable): If including tables or figures, ensure they are clear, properly labelled, and referenced within the text. Place them as close as possible to their first mention



The abstract template can be downloaded here:


ILEIID 2025 Extended Abstract Template



Extended Abstract Submissions Are Optional

However, your submitted extended abstract is highly possible to be published in an ERA Special Issue Journal 



Extended Abstract Outline


Abstract

  • Formatting: Single paragraph, italicised (optional), typically 200-250 words.
  • Content: Briefly summarise the research question/problem, key methodology, main findings (if applicable), and the significance/implications of your innovation.

Introduction

  • Purpose: Set the stage for your innovation. Introduce the broad area of your work within language and/or education.
  • Content: Clearly articulate the specific problem, challenge, or gap that your innovation aims to address. Explain why this issue is significant and warrants attention.
Objectives

  • Purpose: State the precise goals and intended outcomes of your innovation. These should be measurable and directly linked to the problem statement.
  • Content: Clearly list what your innovation seeks to achieve.
Product Descriptions and Methodology

  • Purpose: Detail what your innovation is and how you developed it or how it functions.
  • Content: Provide a clear description of your product/invention's core features and functionalities. Follow this with an explanation of the research design, development process, materials, or methods used to create or test your innovation.
Potential Findings and Commercialisation

  • Purpose: Present the key outcomes of your work and discuss its real-world applicability.
  • Content: Summarise significant findings or results obtained from your innovation (if applicable). Discuss the practical implications and potential for your innovation to be implemented, adopted, or scaled in a commercial or broader educational context.
Novelty and Recommendations

  • Purpose: Highlight the unique aspects of your innovation and suggest future directions.
  • Content: Clearly articulate what makes your innovation original and distinct from existing solutions. Conclude with recommendations for future development, research, or potential applications of your work.
References

  • Formatting: Follow a consistent citation style (APA 7th Edition) for all cited sources. List all references alphabetically at the end
  • Content: Include a complete list of all sources you cited within your extended abstract, ensuring accuracy and adherence to your chosen citation style
Our Publication Benefits
Indexed Journal

Validated ERA-indexed Special Issue Journal

No Extra Fee

Only applicable to Professional category participants

Highly Possible Publication

All submitted concept papers are publishable in a special issue journal