SACLA 2022
21–22 July 2022
Protea Hotel by Mariott Cape Town Waterfront Breakwater Lodge
Cape Town, South Africa
The Department of Information Science at Stellenbosch University hosted the 51st Annual Conference of the Southern African Computer Lecturers’ Association (SACLA 2022) on 21 and 22 July 2022 in Cape Town, South Africa. The conference, which was an in-person event, provided a forum for the discussion of original research and practical experiences in teaching and learning of Information Systems, Computer Science, Information Technology and related disciplines, as well as the use of software tools in support of education more broadly. The conference programme included research paper sessions, plenary keynote addresses, and a panel.
Joe Newbert is a consultant, a writer, a speaker and above all a teacher.
As Chief Training Officer at Business Change Academy, Joe spends most of his time helping people to grow their skills, bring meaningful change and achieve their career goals. As well as working with organisations to reap the benefits of good practices in business analysis and change.
A seasoned conference speaker both locally and internationally, Joe is the founder of the popular Inter-View Report industry publication. In addition, he co-authored the IIBA® Business Analysis Competency Model as well as currently serving as Non-Executive Director on the IIBA-SA Strategy Board.
Professor Johann Mouton is the director of the DSI-NRF Centre of Excellence for Scientometrics and STI Policy and and professor at CREST. He is on the editorial board of five international journals including Science and Public Policy, Science, Technology and Society and Minerva. He has authored or co-authored 10 monographs including The practice of social research (2002, with E Babbie), How to succeed in your Masters and doctoral studies (2001) and Doctoral education in South Africa (with Nico Cloete, 2015).
He is currently working on predatory publishing, funding of science in Africa, the mobility of South African doctoral graduates and the state of knowledge production at SA universities.
The conference invited submissions of full papers, research-in-progress papers and panel proposals on relevant topics from researchers and practitioners from any country. Full papers were published by Springer in a Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) volume.
Submissions were on any relevant topic, including, but not limited to
Closed 9 March 2022 (Extended)
Authors Notified 6 May 2022
Closed 3 July 2022
21–22 July 2022
Richard Barnett
Daniel le Roux
Douglas Parry
Bruce Watson