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Dr. Vogt's is researcher at the Tilburg centre for Cognition and Communication. His research focuses on the understanding the cultural, social and cognitive mechanisms that underly the evolution and acquisition of language and communication. He is particularly interested in investigating how humans (and machines) can ground the meaning of linguistic utterances in the real world, and how they learn language from each other through social interactions. To study this, he has used a variety of techniques, ranging from artificial intelligence and psycholinguistic experiments to ethnographic research of children's language acquisition in different cultures. The primary objective of his research is to innovate caregiving and educational practices that improve the language development of children from different cultural and social backgrounds.
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- Willemsen, Bram, Wit, Jan de, Krahmer, Emiel, Haas, Mirjam de, & Vogt, Paul (2018, November 08). Context-Sensitive Natural Language Generation for Robot-Assisted Second Language Tutoring. Proceedings of the Workshop on NLG for Human–Robot Interaction (pp. 1-7). Tilburg: Association for Computational Linguistics.
- Vogt, Paul, Willemsen, Bram, Wit, Jan de, Haas, Mirjam de, & Krahmer, Emiel (2018, August). Personalized and multimodal interactions for second language tutoring using a social robot. Symposium “Social Robots for Language Learning” at EARLI SIG 5 Conference 2018.
- Leeuwestein, Hanneke, Barking, Marie, Sodacı, Hande, Aarts, Rian, Wit, Jan de, Oudgenoeg-Paz, Ora, Verhagen, Josje, & Vogt, Paul (2018, August). Bilingual robots teaching L2 vocabulary to immigrant children.. Symposium “Social Robots for Language Learning” at EARLI SIG 5 Conference 2018.
- Wolfert, Pieter, Haas, Mirjam de, Vogt, Paul, & Haselager, Pim (2018, June 19). Measuring Engagement Online in CRI. The Near Future of Children’s Robotics Workshop at IDC 2018.
- Wit, Jan de, Willemsen, Bram, Haas, Mirjam de, Wolfert, Pieter, Vogt, Paul, & Krahmer, Emiel (2018, May). Playful exploration of a robot’s gesture production and recognition abilities. Workshop on Gesture & Technology, Warwick 2018.