NMTS Meeting 11

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Preparation

Create three exercises on your topic and think of how you could encode them in our wiki.

Online exercises 1

Your exercises

• NMTS-Group1#Our_exercises
• NMTS-Group2#Our_exercises
• NMTS-Group3
• NMTS-Group4#Our_materials_for_an_interactive_whiteboard
• NMTS-Group5
• NMTS-Group8
• NMTS-Group9

Exercises present on the wiki

• Exercise on ambiguity.
• Exercise on structural ambiguity (with trees)

Links

• 10 Rules for writing Multiple Choice Questions from the e-Learning Coach
• Guidelines for the creation of multiple choice questions, Universität des Saarlandes (in German)

Homework

Homework for January 22

Reading

Read either of the two:

• On quantifiers: Chapter 4 of Kearns 2000.
• On types and sort: Chapter 6 of Kearns 2000; Chapter 6 of Lohnstein 2011 (Formale Semantik und natürliche Sprache)

(Kearns 2000 and Lohnstein 2011 both are available online via the UB Frankfurt)

Homework for January 29

• Create three exercises of different type and degree of complication on your topic. Each exercise should have at least 4 to 5 instantiations.

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