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COLIBRI: an open source framework in Java for building CBR systems, that also features semi-automatic configuration tools that allow to create a CBR system without writing a line of code.
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By interacting with a metaphorical 3D representation of the Java Virtual Machine, students, who are supposed to know imperative programming, will be able to improve their knowledge of object-oriented programming and the compilation of object-oriented languages.
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ViRPlay3D: The evolution of a Virtual Environment Based on Active Learning to teach Object-Oriented Design Concepts
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GAIA maintains the CBRwiki site

12/01/2012
Madrid Game Jam 2012
The Global Game Jam (GGJ) is a unique game jam event occurring simultaneously around the world. Game jam participants join in small development groups to create a videogame in 48 hours. All Global Game Jam participants in all locations have the same re...
21/11/2011
COLIBRI Studio video
We have created a video showing the features of COLIBRI Studio. It shows the tools, wizards and the Template-Based Design process.
21/11/2011
Survey to improve jCOLIBRI
Help us to improve jCOLIBRI. We are asking our users to fill the following survey. It will take a few minutes and your answers would be very useful for the future of the framework.
07/11/2011
GAIA on UNED TV
Pedro González talks about GAIA projects and research activities in this video
28/10/2011
New web
The new GAIA web is launched. We intend to use this new web to provide a more active difusion of our activities, posting regularly on publications, projects, achievements of GAIA members.

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