talks.md

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Videos and Talks	My Videos and Talks	A summary of Martin Porcheron's talks and videos, including courses taught in academia.	/teaching/	type files data videos.yml talks.yml	collapsible true	true	main label title weight Videos & Talks A summary of Martin Porcheron's videos and talks, including courses taught in academia 2

Below is a selection of videos and recorded talks I have given, including my teaching while I worked in academia. While I have given many more talks than below, unfortunately many have not been made public (e.g., due to rights) or were not even recorded in the first place.

I am open to giving guest lectures and workshops focusing on the design and use of conversational technologies, and the application of user experience and human computer interaction in industry, from a practitioner's perspective. Please contact me for more information.

Videos

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Past Talks, Workshops, and Conferences

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Teaching in Academia

While I was a Senior Lecturer at Swansea University, I co-ordinated and lectured on the module CSC371 Advanced Object-Oriented Programming (C and C++ for third-year Computer Science students) in the 2020/21 and 2021/22 academic years. I also taught on the CS-210 Concurrency module in the 2021/22 academic year, along with Dr Alma Rahat.

While I was a Research Fellow at the University of Nottingham, I assisted with the teaching of a number of modules including ethnography and design, binary arithmetic and logic, Java (advanced), C/C++ (advanced), Python (introductory), and Android (advanced).