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New thesis: Terminology and the Semantic Web 28/04/2021 25 Recently, terminology, knowledge transfer and the Semantic Web have been more widely researched. We are pleased to announce that a new thesis on these topics has been published on our website: A summary of the thesis Terminology and the Semantic Web Terminological practices are facing new challenges with the latest advancements in Artificial Intelligence and in Information Science & Technology. Over the last decade, there has been a shift in the approach to the World Wide Web and the “Web 3.0” was born. This is also called “Sem...

Prewired Receives Funding to Bring Coding Club Online Michael Behr 20 January 2021, 10.33am The new funding will help fill gaps in Scotland’s digital skills knowledge as the pandemic makes in-class learning impossible. Youth programming club Prewired has secured funding from Creative Informatics to help the long-running Edinburgh group mov...

Prewired secures funding from Creative Informatics to take one of Scotland’s longest-running coding clubs for young people online 20th January 2021 Prewired also supported by CodeBase, Deliveroo and Skyscanner Prewired has taught coding and digital skills to over 350 under-19s since being founded in 2013 in partnership with University of Edinburgh’s School of Informatics  Scottish charity Prewired was set up in response to “educational gap” in provision of digital skills in Scotland  Computer programming sessions had taken place at CodeBase in Edinburgh pre-pandemic ...

So, while most people say ħabel tal-inxir (clothes line), some in Gozo say perċa while others in Siġġiewi and Mosta say manxar or manxra. These and other lexical curiosities are being documented by a team of lecturers and researchers at the University of Malta and will feature in an online portal that should go live in the first quarter of this year. This “one-stop-shop website” will also map dialects sourced from various localities in Malta and Gozo, some of which were recorded 50 years ago by a team led by professor Ġużè Aquilina and University of Leeds scholar Benedikt Isser...