Acceptance rate
62%
58%
More selective — 134 of 232 submissions made the program
Four days of research, practice, and discussion — kicking off with a pre-session workshop on Sunday — at the intersection of computing and engineering education. Find your sessions, claim a moderation slot, or browse the work that shaped each track.
By the Numbers, Year over Year
2025 → 2026 · a more selective program, leaner reviewsSubmissions climbed while the presented program held steady — so earning a spot on the 2026 program was more competitive than last year. At the same time, reviewer effort shifted earlier: abstract review held steady while late-round rewrites dropped sharply, a sign that stronger drafts came in.
Submissions
217
232
Up ~7% year over year
Papers presented
135
134
Essentially flat across four tracks
Late rewrite reviews
112
39
Leaner reviews — far fewer late-stage rewrite cycles
Source: CoED @ ASEE 2026 Program & Journal Report.
The Four Tracks
click any track to explore its sessionsPrintable one-pagers
three front/back sheets — view online, print, or download the PDF
Schedule
four tracks side-by-side · click any session to view papers
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Browse by Track
each track presents sessions in attend-order through the conferenceBy the Numbers
patterns & connections across authors, topics, and tracksA quick tour through the program's hidden shape — who's writing with whom, which topics keep showing up, and where the cross-pollination happens. Click any author, topic, or pair to jump into the matching search.
Most-Featured Authors
papers per author across all tracks
The Connectors
authors with the most distinct co-authors — the network's hubs
Topic Constellation
tag size = paper count · color = primary track · click to search
Where the Topics Land
how the most-tagged themes split across the four tracks
Recurring Co-Authors
duos with more than one paper together this year
The Shape of Collaboration
how big are the author teams?
Volunteer Bench
affiliations sending moderators & poster judges
Topics That Span the Program
themes that surface across multiple tracks — the connective tissue
A Few Fun Facts
odds, ends, and outliers worth noticing
Find Session or Author
search by paper id, title, any author (lead or co-author), moderator, or tag — or browse the author directory below
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My Schedule
save sessions, export to your calendar, and set reminders — all on this deviceNo sessions saved yet — open the Schedule, the Tracks view, or the search results and tap the ☆ on any session card to add it here.
Moderator Sheet
find your session and print a one-page run-of-show — timing, paper titles, authorsAssigned to moderate a session? Find yours below, then print the one-page sheet or present the slide deck. You get everything you need at the lectern — clock times for each paper, titles, authors, room, and direct links to any recording or slides — plus a projector-ready deck: a branded intro with the session schedule, a title slide with a QR for each paper (handy when a talk is pre-recorded and bandwidth is tight), and a closing slide on what's next and the Division business meeting.
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Help us run a great division — volunteer to moderate.
Every technical session needs a moderator to keep things on time, manage Q&A, and make presenters feel welcome. It's a small contribution that meaningfully shapes the experience for hundreds of attendees.
Pick any sessions you'd be willing to moderate — multiple selections are encouraged, since they give us flexibility for matching across schedule constraints. We'll confirm assignments by early June.
What moderators do
- Arrive 5 minutes early; introduce yourself to the presenters
- Open the session with a brief welcome and overview of the papers
- Keep each presentation to its allocated time (typically 18–20 minutes + 5 for Q&A)
- Field audience questions, route them to the right presenter, and rotate through the room
- Close the session and thank the presenters
Admin · Volunteer Roster
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