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Call for Chapters for Adaptive Learning and AI: Global Socio-Technical Discourses

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Event Date: 2026-06-30 Abstract Due: 2026-06-30

We are happy to share a Call for Chapters for an upcoming edited volume, Adaptive Learning and AI: Global Socio-Technical Discourses
The book has already received a Letter of Intent (LOI) from Peter Lang and, upon publication, will be submitted for indexing in Scopus.
This volume brings together interdisciplinary perspectives on AI-driven adaptive learning, moving beyond technocentric frameworks to engage with its epistemological, pedagogical, and socio-political implications. We are particularly interested in contributions that examine how algorithmic systems reshape knowledge production, learner subjectivity, and educational agency across diverse global contexts.
???? Key Themes Include:
* Foundations of AI-driven Adaptive Learning
* Pedagogies for Adaptive Learning in Global Context
* Technologies Enabling Adaptive Learning Systems
* Power, Policy, and Social Dimensions of Global Adaptive Learning
* Present Implications and Future Directions

???? Important Deadlines:
* Abstract submission: June 30, 2026
* Acceptance notification: July 30, 2026
* Full chapter submission: November 30, 2026

???? Submission Details:

Abstracts (300–350 words), along with bio-note(s) of author(s) may be sent to: adaptivelearningandai@gmail.com

We welcome contributions from scholars working across disciplines who are engaging critically with AI, education, and society. 

adaptivelearningandai@gmail.com

Tanmoy Putatunda