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Second Workshop on Workshop on Effective Tools and Methodologies for Teaching NLP and CL

WORKSHOP PROGRAM

Saturday, June 25, 2005

09:00–09:20Opening session
 Session 1: NLP/CL in the curriculum
09:20-09:40Teaching Applied Natural Language Processing: Triumphs and Tribulations
Marti Hearst
09:40-10:00Teaching Dialogue to Interdisciplinary Teams through Toolkits
Justine Cassell and Matthew Stone
10:00-10:20“Language and Computers”: Creating an Introduction for a General Undergraduate Audience
Chris Brew, Markus Dickinson and W. Detmar Meurers
10:30–11:00Break
 Session 2: Assignments and tools
11:00–11:20A Core-Tools Statistical NLP Course
Dan Klein
11:20–11:40Web-Based Interfaces for Natural Language Processing Tools
Marc Light, Robert Arens and Xin Lu
11:40–12:00Making Hidden Markov Models More Transparent
Nashira Lincoln and Marc Light
12:00–12:20Concrete Assignments for Teaching NLP in an M.S. Program
Reva Freedman
12:30–14:00Lunch
 Panel: The NLP/CL curriculum
14:00–16:00Panel on the NLP/CL curriculum
16:00–16:30Break
 Session 3: Teaching NLP/CL to diverse audiences
16:30–16:50Language Technology from a European Perspective
Hans Uszkoreit, Valia Kordoni, Vladislav Kubon, Michael Rosner and Sabine Kirchmeier-Andersen
16:50–17:10Natural Language Processing at the School of Information Studies for Africa
Björn Gambäck, Gunnar Eriksson and Athanassia Fourla
17:10–17:30Teaching Language Technology at the North-West University
Suléne Pilon, Gerhard B Van Huyssteen and Bertus Van Rooy
17:30–17:50Hands-On NLP for an Interdisciplinary Audience
Elizabeth Liddy and Nancy McCracken