Appel: ACL'2001/EACL'2001 Workshop/Tutorials
Philippe Blache
pb at lpl.univ-aix.fr
Fri Nov 24 18:27:08 UTC 2000
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1/ From: Priscilla Rasmussen <rasmusse at cs.rutgers.edu>
Subject: ACL'2001/EACL'2001 Revised Call for Workshop Proposals
2/ From: Priscilla Rasmussen <rasmusse at cs.rutgers.edu>
Subject : ACL'2001/EACL'2001 Call for Tutorial Proposals
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1/ From: Priscilla Rasmussen <rasmusse at cs.rutgers.edu>
Subject: ACL'2001/EACL'2001 Revised Call for Workshop Proposals
Modified Call for Workshop Proposals for the
ACL'01/EACL'01 Joint Conference
(***Updated Timetable of Important Dates***)
The ACL/EACL'01 Organizing Committee invites proposals for workshops
to be held at ACL/EACL'01. ACL/EACL'01 will be held in Toulouse,
France, July 6-11, 2001 with workshops being held July 6-7, 2001.
ACL/EACL'01 workshops provide organizers and participants with an
opportunity to focus intensively on a specific topic within
computational linguistics. Often, workshops concentrate on specific
topics of technical interest (e.g., parsing technologies), particular
areas of application for language processing technologies (e.g., NLP
applied to IR), or community-wide issues that deserve attention (e.g.,
standardization of resources and tools). We welcome proposals on any
topic that is of interest to the ACL community, but we particularly
encourage proposals that broaden the scope of our community through
the consideration of new techniques or applications.
Proposals
Workshop proposals should provide sufficient information to evaluate
the quality and importance of the topic, and the size of the
interested community. Proposals should be 2-4 pages and contain the
following information:
- A title and brief description of the workshop topic.
- A budget proposal.
- The target audience and projected number of participants along
with support for the projected count. Supporting evidence could
include a list of potential submitters, a list of conferences that
contained papers on the proposed topic, the number of new
companies focused on this topic, or recent funding initiatives
that address this topic.
- Resource needs such as room size and number of days. Include any
special requirements for technical support (computer
infrastructure, etc.).
- The name, postal address, phone number, e-mail address, and
webpage of each chair. In addition, indicate the chairs'
background in the workshop area.
Proposals should be submitted by electronic mail, in plain ASCII text,
as soon as possible but no later than JANUARY 12, 2001.
The subject line should be:
"ACL/EACL'01 WORKSHOP PROPOSAL".
Please e-mail proposals and any inquiries to:
aclworkshops at cs.unca.edu
UPDATED Timetable of Important Dates:
Proposals due: Jan. 12, 2001
Notification of acceptance: Jan. 19, 2001
Deadline for receipt of workshop call for
papers and other publicity material: Feb. 19, 2001
Suggested deadline for workshop paper
submissions: April 6, 2001
Suggested deadline for notification of
workshop paper acceptance: April 27, 2001
Suggested deadline for camera-ready
workshop papers: May 16, 2001
Deadline for receipt of camera-ready
workshop proceedings: May 25, 2001
Workshop Date: July 6-7, 2001
Additional Information
For additional information, see the web site for the conference:
http://www.irit.fr/ACTIVITES/EQ_ILPL/aclWeb/acl2001.html
which will provide additional details as they become available.
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2/ From: Priscilla Rasmussen <rasmusse at cs.rutgers.edu>
Subject : ACL'2001/EACL'2001 Call for Tutorial Proposals
ACL 2001 CALL FOR TUTORIAL PROPOSALS
The Program Committee of the 39th Annual Meeting of the Association
for Computational Linguistics invites proposals for the Tutorial
Program for ACL 2001, to be held in Toulouse July, 6th-11th, 2001 (see
http://www.irit.fr/ACTIVITES/EQ_ILPL/aclWeb/acl2001.html). The
tutorials for ACL 2001 will be held on July 8th, 2001. Each
tutorial should be well-focused so that its core content can be
covered in a three-hour tutorial slot (including a 30 minute
break). However, in exceptional cases six-hour tutorial slots are
possible as well. There will be space and time for at most four
three-hour tutorials.
SUBMISSION DETAILS
Proposals for tutorials should contain:
* A title and brief (< 500 word) content description of the
tutorial topic.
* The names, postal addresses, phone numbers, and email
addresses of the tutorial speakers, with a one-paragraph statement of
the speaker's(s') research interests and areas of expertise.
* Any special requirements for technical needs (display
projector, computer infrastructure, etc.) Proposals should be
submitted by electronic mail, in plain ASCII (iso8859-1) text as soon
as possible, but in any case no later than January 12th, 2001.
The subject line should be: "ACL 2001 TUTORIAL PROPOSAL".
PLEASE NOTE: PROPOSALS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BY REGULAR MAIL OR FAX.
Please submit your proposals and address any inquiries to
acl2001-tutorials at lettres.unige.ch.
This forwards to both Tutorials Co-Chairs.
TUTORIALS CO-CHAIRS
Paola Merlo Gertjan van Noord
Université de Genève Groningen University
Dépt. de Linguistique Alfa-informatica
2, rue de Candolle PO Box 716
1211 Genève 4 9700 AS Groningen
Switzerland Netherlands
acl2001-tutorials at lettres.unige.ch
PRACTICAL ARRANGEMENTS
Accepted tutorial speakers will be notified by January 26th,2001 and
must then provide descriptions of their tutorials for inclusion in the
conference registration material by March 30th, 2001. The description
should be in three formats: a latex version that fits onto 1/2 page;
an ASCII (iso8859-1) version that can be included with the email
announcement; and an HTML version that can be included on the
conference home page.
Tutorial speakers must provide tutorial materials, at least containing
copies of the overhead transparencies to be used as well as a
bibliography for the material covered in the tutorial by May 11th,
2001.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
The current ACL policy is that tutorials are reimbursed at the
following rate: US$500 per session plus $25 per registrant in the
range 21-50 plus $15 per registrant in excess of 50. Note that this is
per tutorial, not per presenter: multiple presenters will split the
proceeds, the default assumption being an even split. The ACL does
not usually cover any further expenses.
IMPORTANT DATES
Submission deadline for proposal: 12th January, 2001
Notification of acceptance: 26th January, 2001
Tutorial descriptions due: 30th March, 2001
Tutorial course material due: 11th May, 2001
Tutorials date: 8th July, 2001
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