Research Seminar Podcast
Monday October 09th 2006, 9:02 pm
Filed under: csiro,information delivery,language technology,research,science,search,technology,usability
Posted by: Andrew Lampert

So I’ve taken the plunge and created my first podcast which is also available through iTunes. Don’t be afraid though – you won’t hear much from me except the occasional speaker introduction – it’s a podcast of recorded seminars from the research seminar series that I’ve been jointly running with Cecile Paris at the CSIRO ICT Centre for the past 5 years. The seminar series itself pre-dates my time at CSIRO however – 2006 is its 10th consecutive year!

Anyway, if you’re at all interested in human factors, artificial intelligence or language technology, take a moment to tune in – we have some excellent talks coming up in the near future. As you can see from our collection of past seminars, topics range widely including research and applications in usability, human-computer interaction, user modelling/personalisation, novel interfaces, natural language processing, linguistics, information retrieval, speech processing, system evaluation, computer supported cooperative work, cognitive science and more.


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Really nice. A few times I “attended” the seminars online, and now I just found out that you have all the previous videos in the website. Wow… nice, now I can catch up with a few I could not attend. And the podcast is a great idea. I stop using iTunes though, but it’s still great anyway… Cheers…

Comment by Luiz Pizzato 10.10.06 @ 4:45 pm

Thanks for the comments Luiz!

I’m glad you found the video corpus hidden away, scattered across the HAIL website. Maybe I need to make it more visible that the videos from most past seminars are actually available for download.

Also, as you noted, there’s no obligation to use iTunes – any podcasting software will do. I’ve just added a link to the podcast in iTunes for convenience.

Cheers,
Andrew

Comment by Andrew Lampert 10.10.06 @ 7:39 pm



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