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COLIBRI: an open source framework in Java for building CBR systems, that also features semi-automatic configuration tools that allow to create a CBR system without writing a line of code.
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By interacting with a metaphorical 3D representation of the Java Virtual Machine, students, who are supposed to know imperative programming, will be able to improve their knowledge of object-oriented programming and the compilation of object-oriented languages.
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ViRPlay3D: The evolution of a Virtual Environment Based on Active Learning to teach Object-Oriented Design Concepts
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GAIA maintains the CBRwiki site

16/04/2012
iDÉAME 2012
GAIA organiza con Nintendo la cuarta edición de iDÉAME. El programa Fallo de sistema, de Radio 3, nos dedica una edición especial ...
13/03/2012
Programa-Me
Gaia is part of the Organizing Committee of Programa-Me, the second edition of the programming contest for professional training students of Madrid. A video of the first edition is available here! (spanish only)...
02/02/2012
Me, Myself and My Ninjas
This is the game that the Madrid Game Jam organizers developed during the Global Game Gam (small resolution 850x480): The original version (1280x720) is here. We would like to thank to all the people that worked on the development: Pedro Gonzal...
02/02/2012
GAIA participa en la organización de la Conferencia Internacional de CBR (ICCBR 2012)
ICCBR 2012 -International Conference on Case Based Reasoning (3-6 September) - Lyon -France Belén Díaz Agudo (Program Chair) Juan A. Recio García (Workshops Chair) Pedro Gonzalez Calero (member of the Program Commitee) ...
30/01/2012
Game (jam) over
The Global Game Jam celebrated during the last weekend has finished. 50 participants have developed 12 different videogames related to the Ouroboros (the serpent or dragon eating its own tail, which represents the perpetual cyclic renewal of life). The ga...

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