Authors · Accepted Extended Abstracts
Guidelines for submitting your full paper to RRSPBL 2026 — covering paper types, quality criteria, AI-use policy, and submission requirements.
Authors with accepted extended abstracts are invited to submit a full paper to RRSPBL 2026. Full papers should present original work related to Problem-Based Learning and/or Project-Based Learning and should align with one or more RRSPBL conference tracks.
Submissions may be strictly prepared as either Research Papers or Practice Papers as identified by the authors in the extended abstract. Research papers are expected to include a clear research question or objective, relevant literature, a well-described methodology, appropriate analysis, and evidence-based conclusions, while practice papers should clearly explain the educational context, intervention or innovation, implementation process, and practice-based insights.
Please ensure that the manuscript is prepared in the required template and format before upload. Authors should also ensure that the paper demonstrates a strong PBL/PjBL foundation, relevance to the symposium tracks, methodological rigor, clear results or outcomes, contribution to knowledge or practice, and overall quality of writing.
If generative AI tools were used beyond basic spelling or grammar support, the manuscript must include a separate section titled “Statement on Artificial Intelligence” immediately before the References section. This statement should specify which tools were used, the purpose of use, and how the authors verified and took responsibility for the final content, and RRSPBL requires AI-generated content to remain below 20% with overall similarity below 10%.
By submitting a full paper, authors confirm that the work is original, ethically prepared, and compliant with RRSPBL submission, integrity, and AI-use requirements.
Expected to include a clear research question or objective, relevant literature, a well-described methodology, appropriate analysis, and evidence-based conclusions.
Should clearly explain the educational context, intervention or innovation, implementation process, and practice-based insights.
Download the required templates and review the quality and AI-use guidelines before submission.
By submitting a full paper, authors confirm that the work is original, ethically prepared, and compliant with RRSPBL submission, integrity, and AI-use requirements.