Richard Cox
: Research Fellow on the SIGNAL Project at the Human Communications Research Centre, the University of Edinburgh, and developing the
I worked (in various capacities) on several research projects: Learning Engineering Science in Schools (1981/82); Methods of Teaching Prolog (1984/85); Evaluating Prolog Environments (1985/88); Computer Aided Recognition of Misconceptions about Simple Electrical Circuits (1989/1992); and the Construction and Evaluation of a Prolog Techniques Editor (1991/94).
After approximately twelve years in Edinburgh, I moved to the Computing Department, Lancaster University in October 1993.
I am now working with people at HCRC, the University of Edinburgh on the SIGNAL project (Specificity of Information in Graphics and Natural Language) which finishes at the end of 1994, and folk at the Universities of Lancaster, Nottingham and QMW on the "UK Distributed Virtual Laboratory" project.
I am Deputy Director of the Centre for the Study of Advanced Learning Technologies (CSALT) here at Lancaster. I am also an associate member of LERANT (European Research Laboratory on Learning and New Technologies) linking researchers at: equipe COAST (COmmunication et Appropriation des Savoirs scientifiques et Techniques), Lyon; CNRS-IRPEACS, Lyon; and the DIFF (Deutsches Institut fur Fernstudien), University of Tuebingen, Germany.
Richard Cox
switchER environment.
Judith Good Mark Burton
Susan Bull: Ph.D. Student at Department of Artificial Intelligence, the
University of Edinburgh
Normaziah Aziz: Ph.D. Student at Department of Artificial Intelligence, the
University of Edinburgh
David Duncan: Ph.D. Student at Computer Studies Department, Napier University
A picture of him:
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