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== Reports from past tutorial chairs == | == Reports from past tutorial chairs == | ||
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*[[2016Q3 Reports: Tutorial Chairs|ACL 2016 report]] (by Alexandra Birch and Willem Zuidema) | *[[2016Q3 Reports: Tutorial Chairs|ACL 2016 report]] (by Alexandra Birch and Willem Zuidema) | ||
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Revision as of 08:16, 15 July 2019
Duties and general timetable
Tutorial chairs are nominated by the General Chair of the main conference. Their duties are described in here. The timeline for the organisation of tutorials should follow the general Conference planning schedule. Below, we complete this schedule with more detailed tasks, as defined for ACL 2020 tutorials.
Timeline
TODO
Past tutorials
The Recent tutorials contains tutorial authors' names, titles, descriptions and summaries in the ACL Anthology.
Reports from past tutorial chairs
- ACL 2016 report (by Yoav Artzi and Jacob Eisenstein)
- ACL 2016 report (by Maja Popović and Jordan Boyd-Graber)
- ACL 2016 report (by Alexandra Birch and Willem Zuidema)
Author: Agata Savary and Yue Zhang, 2019
Updates are welcome