Keynote speakers are (not in alphabetical order):
- Françoys Gagné (Canada; presenting his model)
- Marilena Leana-Tascilar (Turkey; speaking about labeling the gifted)
- Heidrun Stoeger (Germany; speaking about mentoring)
- Albert Ziegler (Germany; speaking about gifted identification)
- Csilla Fuszek (Hungary, speaking about the ETSN)
- Marcia Gentry (USA; speaking about effective teaching)
- Claude Steele (USA; speaking about stereotype threats to talents)
- Mariam AlGhawi (UAE; speaking about cultural aspects of gifted education)
- Chingchih Kuo (Taiwan; speaking about domain-specific intelligence and creativity)
- Abdullah Aljughaiman (Saudi Arabia; speaking about gifted programs)
- Joy Lawson Davis (USA; speaking about a diversity framework to design and deliver curriculum for the gifted)
- Anastasia Efklides (Greece; speaking about learning processes and metacognition)
- Roger Säljö (Sweden; speaking about digital learning)
- Karine Verschueren (Belgium; speaking about optimal teacher-student interaction).
Conference fee is 140 USD, number of partipants is limited to around 200.
