Tweet I recently visited the EUROCALL conference in Krakow, where researchers and teachers from the area of Computer Assisted Language Learning met to present findings and discuss issues around the main theme of learner autonomy. In one of the presentations … Continue reading
Tweet As some of you may have noticed, we made one or two seminars available as podcasts (mp3 format) last semester – as well as the standard realmedia video streams. Starting this semester we will make all seminars available both … Continue reading
Tweet The fall semester started today. The campus and the whole city undergo a transformation with all the new students (and old students coming back). Life, energy and new possibilities. We have very high hopes for HUMlab this semester and … Continue reading
Tweet My new computer arrived yesterday. A brand new BOXX workstation, honed specifically for people who work within visual computing. Having worked most of my life, at least from home, on computers that were acquired relatively cheaply – I am … Continue reading
Tweet As a faithful follower of Skype (no kickbacks so I can say what I want about their service) I am curious about this new Google Talk program. I have actually unsubscribed from my landline and now use skype and … Continue reading
Tweet Here are some further notes (once again; NOTES, sometimes a bit vague) from the 2005 ICT and the Humanities Summer School concerning the final theme, which was Experience Design. This is an area that I had not seriously considered … Continue reading
Tweet Last week HUMlab participated in the Nolia trade fair/festival. 130342 people turned up and while most did not visit the university tent there was a great deal of interest in our work. We have done this kind of presentation … Continue reading
