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SUMMARY:MOVING at EICS 2017
DESCRIPTION:EICS 2017 is a conference devoted to engineering usable and effective interactive computing systems. Aitor Apaolaza (UMAN) presented the paper “WevQuery: Testing Hypotheses about Web Interaction Patterns” at the conference. For UMAN’s work on WevQuery\, Aitor Apaolaza and Markel Vigo have been awarded the best paper award at the conference. WevQuery is built in the context of the MOVING project\, where a dashboard for user interaction analysis will provide behavioural data to other tasks including the Adaptive Training Support that will generate personalised learning opportunities.
URL:https://moving-project.eu/events/moving-eics-2917/
LOCATION:Unnamed Venue\, Lisbon\, Portugal
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170627
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SUMMARY:Leibniz Institute for Psychology Information (ZPID – Vortragsreihe)
DESCRIPTION:ZPID is the psychology information center for the German-speaking countries\, creating electronic databases on literature\, tests\, research data\, audiovisual media\, and web resources to meet the information needs of scientists and psychology professionals. Thomas Köhler (TUD) was invited by the information professionals of the Leibniz Institute for Psychology Information (ZPID)\, and gave a lecture (in German) in order to discuss approaches to the empirical and theoretically substantiated further development of scientific practice.
URL:https://moving-project.eu/events/leibniz-institute-for-psychology-information-zpid-vortragsreihe/
LOCATION:Trier\, Germany
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