In order to work toward these results, the following activities were
undertaken:
May 8-9, 1999 | Steering Committee meeting, to make a plan for the 4th year | Bologna |
April 25-26, 1999 | Meeting of the working group on Non-European Languages, to write the chapter for the publication | Paris |
April 23-24, 1999 | Meeting of the working group on Formal Methods, to write the chapter for the publication | Paris |
March 1-April 19, 1999 | Survey carried out by the working group on Computational Linguistics and Language Engineering on computational linguistics education in Europe | Bergen |
February 2, 1999 | Working group coordinators meeting, to make decisions on the book structure | Bergen |
January 8-10, 1999 | Meeting of the working group on Computational Linguistics and Language Engineering, to plan the chapter for the publication and prepare a survey. Joint meeting with the TNP on Speech Communication Sciences, to cooperate on an evaluation of ODL tests. | Soesterberg |
December 2-3, 1998 | Meeting with EEDS to carry out an evaluation of the network | Bergen |
November 23, 1998 | Participation at the 10th EAIE conference in a session on TNPs | Stockholm |
November 20, 1998 | Meeting with ALLC representative to discuss greater involvement of associations | London |
October 21-24, 1998 | Meeting of the working group on Non-European Languages, to work on a European masters degree. Joint meeting with CAMEEL | Brussels |
September 29, 1998 | Steering Committee meeting, to evaluate the conference and plan the third project year | Bergen |
September 26, 1998 | Meeting of the working group on Textual Scholarship | Bergen |
September 9-12, 1998 | Presentation and panel discussion at DRH '98 conference | Glasgow |
The organizational structure of the TNP has been maintained as in previous years. The general coordination was with the University of Bergen, where Prof. Koenraad de Smedt was scientific coordinator and Eldbjørg Gunnarson was administrator. Strategic decision making was supported by a Steering Committee. The implementation of most activities was divided over 6 working groups, each headed by a working group coordinator.