EDUINNOVAI 2026
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENTS
How to Participate in the EDUINNOVAI 2026 Conference
To participate in the II International Conference on Teaching Innovation in Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence 2026, please follow the steps outlined below:
1) Submit your abstract
Upload your abstract through the official online submission form. Once received, it will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee.
Deadline: February 15, 2026
2) Complete Your Registration Payment
Once your abstract has been accepted, access the payment page to confirm your registration for the Conference.
Deadline: March 5, 2026
GENERAL ATTENDANCE
Join the Conference without presenting
0€
PARTICIPANTS WITH ABSTRACT AND FULL PROPOSAL
Video presentation
190€
Reduced fee for faculty members of the organising universities (UCM, URJC, and Nebrija): 130 €
Please enter the discount code assigned to you at checkout.
Live Online (Synchronous) Presentation
180€
Reduced fee for faculty members of the organising universities (UCM, URJC, and Nebrija): €120
Doctoral students: €90*
Students (general rate): €10 **
*Note:
- Undergraduate or Master’s students attending the conference as participants (without presenting) will receive a certificate of attendance.
- This registration fee does not cover paper submission, presentation, or publication. If they wish to publish and present, the doctoral student rate will apply.
- To benefit from the reduced fee, you must request your discount code by emailing: eduinnovai2026@gmail.com
**Note:
- The doctoral student registration fee includes attendance, presentation, and publication.
- Co-authors must pay an additional fee depending on their status (whether they are faculty members of the organising universities or from other institutions).
- To benefit from the reduced fee, you must request your discount code by emailing: eduinnovai2026@gmail.com
Payment is required per author and per presentation.
The maximum number of presentations per author is two.
Articles with more than three authors will not be accepted.
For example, if an article is co-authored by three researchers, all three authors must pay the corresponding registration fee.