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Keynote lecturer at the MEDAL Summer School in Computational Modelling, to be held at the University of Birmingham, UK, in June 2025.
Lecture on Multimodal NLP at the Athens NLP 2024 Summer School, September 2024.
Lecture on Large Language Models and Human Cognition at the ELLIS Winter School on Foundation Models, March 2024.
Fundamentals of Linguistic Interaction, course taught at NASSLLI 2016 in New Brunswick.
Computational Dialogue Modelling, course taught with Jonathan Ginzburg at ESSLLI 2008 in Hamburg.

Yearly guest lectures in the courses NLP-1 and NLP-2 of the MSc AI.
Computational Dialogue Modelling, offered in 2020, 2021, and 2022, MSc Logic / AI.
Computational Semantics and Pragmatics, regularly taught in the MSc Logic / AI from 2011 to 2017.
Mechanisms of Meaning, MSc Logic / AI in autumn 2010.
Assessing the Reliability of an Annotation Scheme for Indefinites, MSc Logic project offered in January 2011 with Maria Aloni.
Empirically motivated logical representations in lexical semantics, MSc Logic project offered in January 2010 with Galit W. Sassoon.

Linguistic Theory and Language Processing (Taaltheorie en Taalverwerking), an introduction to classic computational linguistics for freshmen in the AI undergrad programme, taught yearly since 2011.
Applied AI Projects (Tweedejaarsproject), a course where students collaborate in small groups to address a problem posed by a real industrial client. I designed this course (which is a core part of the BSc AI) and coordinated it in 2013.
Discourse, an elective course for last-year undergrad students tought in 2011.

Raquel Fernández