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We strongly encourage those whose work is relevant to LAP
but who may be new to LAP to participate in LAP ’04 and to contribute a full
research paper or a short paper.
We have provided background
information on LAP with a brief history of LAP and links to LAP
publications. LAP theory and research engages with the important practical,
theoretical, and philosophical issues involved in the creation and use of
information and communication systems.
Peer Review
Contributions to LAP receive blind, peer-review by members
of the LAP Program Committee. The committee uses the following criteria
to assess the merit of contribution: Originality, Scientific Contribution, Technical
Quality, Links to existing/ related knowledge, Readability, Quality as
Survey, Conclusions/Lessons Learned, Relevance to LAP2004, and Overall
Judgment including any positive and negative points about the
contribution made by the reviewer(s). The choice to include any
contribution in the working conference and
proceedings is made by the program chairs based on the program committee
members’ assessment. Please review the call for papers
and the criteria above when preparing the contribution.
Final Submissions
Please
use the following MS Word style files:
(Document
template and example).
Please send the final version of your
paper as a MS-Word file (.doc) including all figures and other files as
we have to insert page numbers and to check the layout.
Submissions should be sent
electronically to Mikael.Lind@hb.se no later the May 10 2004.
Enquiries can be addressed to Mikael Lind
(Mikael.Lind@hb.se) or Mark Aakhus
(aakhus@scils.rutgers.edu)
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