The Universiteit van Amsterdam is leading partner for the technical design and the architecture of the project and for the development of the workbench for conceptual modelling.
The ontology engineering group of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid is responsible for the semantic technologies within the DynaLearn software. The group also coordinates the project’s dissemination activities.
The University of Augsburg is the responsible partner for the virtual characters and their dialogue with the user.
The Institute of Biological Sciences of the University of Brasília is the leading partner for the development of the curriculum and the accompanying content models.
The Tel Aviv University coordinates the case studies and the evaluation of the software.
The Hull International Fisheries Institute will work on the development of the curriculum and the content models and on case studies and evaluations.
IBER will also work on the curriculum and the content models with a focus on aquatic ecosystems and will also work on case studies and evaluations.
The Vienna University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences is the fifth partner that is working on the curriculum, the content models, case studies and evaluations.
Bert Bredeweg
Informatics Institute (IvI)
Faculty of Science (FNWI)
University of Amsterdam (UVA)
