The conference reported in this document provides a meeting place for researchers from around the world, where the emphasis is on new ideas connected to computer technologies in education. This volume contains 140 extended abstracts selected by the program committee and organized into the following categories: (1) educational informational technologies (14 titles); (2) multimedia and hypermedia learning environments (24 titles); (3) distance learning (14 titles); (4) knowledge-based systems in education (23 titles); (5) intelligent tutoring systems and their components (19 titles); (6) student modelling (10 titles); (7) simulation environments and teaching science (15 titles); (8) teaching languages and humanities (7 titles); and (9) teaching programming (14 titles). The articles have been prepared by and are of interest to researchers in artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and education; computer scientists and information technologists; teachers, educationalists, and psychologists; and anyone else concerned with educational innovations. (JLB)