Timeline
See what happened in EnetCollect over the time:
- Big Bang
- 1st Grant Period
- 2nd Grant Period
- 3rd Grant Period
- 4th Grant Period
- (Big) End
September 1, 2015 After an missed attempt at creating a large Horizon2020 project, a consortium of 15 partners takes the strategical decision to first create a large network in the form of a COST Action to study and develop the combination of Language Learning and Crowdsourcing.
April 23, 2016 After several months of continuous work switching from enlarging the network of proposers to writing and fine tuning the proposal, the proposal is finally completed and submitted. In total, the network of proposers was composed of 68 members from 34 countries covering a wide variety of languages and linguistic backgrounds (26 languages belonging to 8 different language families).
October 25, 2016 Out of the ~500 proposal submitted during the first call of 2016, enetCollect is among the 24 accepted and the only one in the domain of the Humanities! The proposal received a very positive feedback and an overall grade of 62/65. A major step towards the combination of Language Learning and Crowdsourcing has been taken!
March 7, 2017 With a first Management Committee meeting held in Brussels at the central COST Office, enetCollect is officially kick started! See more…
May 19, 2017 1st meeting of the Dissemination Coordination! See more…
May 28, 2017 Iztok Kosem, “A case study on learning material creation using a combination of automatic data extraction and crowdsourcing”, see more…
June 9, 2017 1st meeting of the Outreach Coordination! See more…
June 18, 2017 1st meeting of the Exploitation Coordination! See more…
June 21, 2017 The 1st Core Group meeting has been celebrated in Ljubljana at the Faculty of Arts. Plans and objectives were discussed for the coming year. See more…
September 7, 2017 The 1st Action Meeting was celebrated at Eurac Research in Bolzano (Italy) with almost 60 participants. During 2 days, all WGs were kick-started and a 2nd MC meeting has been held. For more information, see here.
October 19, 2017 David Alfter, “Literature review on crowdsourcing for language learning”, see more…
November 19, 2017 Karën Fort, “(Some) Ethics by design solutions for language learning platforms”, see more…
December 2, 2017 Branislav Bédi, “Investigating user choices based on gender in game-based educational applications”, see more…
January 14, 2018 Nina Gorovaia-Zeniou, “Drivers of success of crowdsourcing platforms”, see more…
January 14, 2018 Adriana Nagyová, “User-oriented design strategies for a competitive solution”, see more…
February 1, 2018 Rina Zviel-Girshin, “User-oriented design strategies for a competitive solution”, see more…
February 7, 2018 2nd meeting of the Dissemination Coordination. See more…
February 9, 2018 2nd meeting of the Exploitation Coordination. See more…
February 12, 2018 Alice Millour, “Design of a survey for crowdsourcing practices”, see more…
March 1, 2018 Katerina Zourou, “Existing state-of-the-art online solutions for online language learning platforms in Europe”, see more…
March 4, 2018 Itziar Aldabe, “Evaluation of reading comprehension questions using crowdsourcing techniques”, see more…
March 14, 2018 The 2nd Action Meeting has been held in Iasi (Romania) with almost 80 participants. During 2,5 days, the Annual meeting hosted five WG meetings and an MC meeting. For more information, see here.
March 16, 2018 Co-organized with the 2nd Annual Meeting in Iasi, the 1st Training school involved during 1,5 intensive days more than 20 participants that were trained on using the PyBossa technology. For more information, see here.
April 2, 2018 Rina Zviel-Girshin, “Investigation of gamification of Crowdsourcing Language Learning from the point of view of practical applicative design of intelligent UI and using various AI techniques”, see more…
April 14, 2018 Silvia Pokrivcakova, “Crowdsourcing as part of Content Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)”, see more…
April 14, 2018 Julia Ostanina-Olszewska, “Continuation of a state-of-the-art survey – a desktop research”, see more…
May 7, 2018 Alain Couillault, “Ethics by Design for CALL”, see more…
June 3, 2018 Elena Volodina, “Crowdsourcing collocations for language learning purposes“, see more…
June 13, 2018 The 3rd Core Group meeting is organized as an Online meeting. See more…
July 28, 2018 Branislav Bédi, “The Effect of Conversational User Interfaces on Learners’ Progress: The Role of Chatbots in Language Learning Applications“, see more…
August 15, 2018 4th meeting of the Dissemination Coordination. See more…
August 16, 2018 Michal Bodorik, “Analysis of Language Learning Platforms and Online Websites in Europe and Beyond“, see more…
September 1, 2018 Jaka Čibej, “Learning materials through crowdsourcing: teachers, perspectives & scenarios“, see more…
September 7, 2018 The 4th Core Group meeting is organized as an Online meeting. See more…
September 15, 2018 Rina Zviel-Girshin, “Investigation of Collective Intelligence of the end users in Gamified Crowdsourcing Language Learning platform“, see more…
October 24, 2018 The 1st WG3/WG5 shared meeting was organized in Leiden (Netherlands) in November 2018. It was the first independent WG Meeting ever organized in the context enetCollect and it involved during 2 days almost 40 participants. More information about this meeting will be provided in due time.
December 5, 2018 The 3rd WG1 meeting was organized in Gothenburg (Sweden) in Decmber 2019. It involved during 2 days around 25 participants. More information about this meeting will be provided in due time.
Big Bang
Proposal submitted
Proposal accepted!
1st MC Meeting
1st DC Meeting
1st STSM
1st OC Meeting
1st EC Meeting
1st CG Meeting
1st Action Meeting
2nd STSM
3rd STSM
4th STSM
5th STSM
6th STSM
7th STSM
2nd DC Meeting
2nd EC Meeting
8th STSM
9th STSM
10th STSM
2nd Action Meeting
1st Training School
11th STSM
12th STSM
13th STSM
14th STSM
15th STSM
3rd CG Meeting
16th STSM
4th DC Meeting
17th STSM
18th STSM
4th CG Meeting
19th STSM
1st WG3/WG5 meeting
3rd WG1 Meeting