Highlights

Latest events

• Article featuring Atgentive: Attention please! Next-generation e-learning is here

  • ICT Result , 14 Feb 2008
  • Take an e-learning platform, mix in a large dose of social networking, sprinkle liberally with intelligent software agents to stimulate users and, according to a team of European researchers, you have a recipe to keep students’ attention even during the most testing training courses.

• Article about Atgentive: E-learning : avatars et collaboration améliorent l'apprentissage

  • Mathilde Cristiani, L'Atelier, Fevrier 2008
  • Le projet de formation en ligne AtGentive intègre des fonctions de réseau social pour faciliter l'implication des participants. Leurs interventions sont contrôlées par un surveillant virtuel.

• 16 September 2007: AMUCE 2007 Attention Management in Ubiquitous Computing Environments, Innsbruck September 16-19, 2007

  • workshop organised by AUP and OBU

Key dissemination items

• The AtGentive Web site.

  • url: http://www.atgentive.com/
  • see also AtGentive web site

• Publications

  • publications authored by the members of the consortium as part of the project
• the AtGentive logo

Other

• Announces of conferences

  • Announce of conferences that are relevant to the Atgentive project

Events and announces

• see also: The AtGentive Public web site
• 14 November 2007: Deliverables :: WP6 :: D6.4 Assessment and Consolidation Report, Final Exploitation Plan has been submitted
• 16 September 2007: AMUCE 2007 Attention Management in Ubiquitous Computing Environments, Innsbruck September 16-19, 2007
• 16 February 2007: Deliverables :: WP6 :: D6.3 Project Web site V2, communicating about this project has been submitted
• 6 October 2006: Publications : Claudia Roda, Thierry Nabeth (2006); Virtual Communities and the Attention Economy; Journée de recherche de l'AIM, Faculté Jean Monnet, Sceaux, France, 6 octobre 2006
• 3 October 2006: Publications : Claudia Roda, Thierry Nabeth (2006); Poster: The AtGentive project: Attentive Agents for Collaborative Learners; ECTEL 2006; First European Technology Enhanced Learning Conference, 1-4 October 2006, Crete
• 6 September 2006: Publications : accepted : Paul Rudman, Mary Zajicek (2006); Autonomous agent as helper – Helpful or Annoying?; 2006 IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Intelligent Agent Technology (IAT-06), Hong Kong, December 18 - 22, 2006
• 31 August 2006: Deliverables :: WP6 :: D6.2 Exploitation plan, first draft has been submitted
• july 2006: Publications : rejected : Networking session: Attention Aware Systems submitted to IST 2006 conference

• 18 July 2006: Claudia Roda, Damien Clauzel, Georgi Stojanov; Tracking task context to support resumption; position paper accepted

  • at The HCI 2006 Workshop on Computer Assisted Recording, Pre-Processing, and Analysis of User Interaction Data
• 15 June 2006: Publications :: Networking session: Attention Aware Systems submitted to IST 2006 conference
• 3 June 2006: Publications Ectel 2006 conference. The poster has been accepted. The paper has been rejected.

• 14 April 2006: Publications Ectel 2006 conference. A paper and a poster have been submitted.

  • Poster: Claudia Roda, Thierry Nabeth (2006); The AtGentive project: Attentive Agents for Collaborative Learners;
  • Paper: Thierry Nabeth, Claudia Roda, Albert A. Angehrn (2006); Approaches and Tools for Addressing the Attention Challenge in the Knowledge Economy
• 20 March 2006: D6.1 project web site V1 , has been submitted

• 6-7 february 2006: Meeting for technology-enhanced learning projects from IST call 4, 6-7 february 2006

  • Thierry Nabeth and Albert A. Angehrn have attended this meeting and have presented the AtGentive project.
• AtGentive web site infrastructure: new information available
• Reserving a domain for AtGentive
• Choosing the AtGentive logo

Items

• AtGentive web site

  • The dissemination site

• EC Sites related to the dissemination

  • TeLearn
  • IST results

Deliverables

• D6.1 Project Web site V1, presenting the project – M02
• D6.2 Exploitation plan, first draft – M06
• D6.3 Project Web site V2, communicating about this project (an AtGentive topical Blog will be created) – M14
• D6.4 Assessment and consolidation report in the perspective of further exploitation + final exploitation plan – M23

Objectives

The goal of this workpackage is

• To prepare the project concrete outcomes for a later commercial exploitation (as products or services) or academic further investigation.
• To disseminate the results of the project from a scientific and commercial perspective.

This preparation consists in assessing the value (technical & market) of the concrete technical components and methodology that have been designed, and in elaborating some scenario for further exploitation (as products, services, definition of lines of research built on this work)

The dissemination consists in all the communication activities (presenting papers in conference or journals, writing white paper), but also establishing an “Internet presence” for disseminating the result. The industrial partners will perform active market dissemination to schools and business training and presentations at Fairs and Exhibitions. A collection of data on the feedback on these disseminations will be collected and included to the final report.

Description of work

• T6.1:Consolidation of the work Consolidation of the work, and assessment for a the potential commercial or non commercial exploitation
• T6.2: Dissemination (Internet presence, conferences, papers, etc.), organisation of workshops for SME’s and School environment, participation to fairs and exhibition, IST CONFERENCE.

Milestones and expected result

• M6.1 The first draft of the exploitation plan has been completed. – M06

  • The partners have identified the different potential lines of exploitation of the project. This draft will also help the consortium to decide the areas in which the project will concentrate its efforts.

• M6.2 Work on the final version of the exploitation plan completed. – M23

  • The partners have the elements to make decision about their (individual or collective) exploitation of the results of the project.

• M6.3 Several papers have been submitted and accepted to conference and Journals – M23

  • The consortium is able to measure the quality of the scientific work that has been achieved.