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Greetings! I'm Marco Temperini, an associate professor of computer science at the Department of Computer and System Sciences, Sapienza University of Rome.
I've got a Ph.D. in Computer Science, at University "La Sapienza", in 1992.

My research interests are presently in

• theory and technology of Web-based distance learning;
• adaptive e-learning,
• social and collaborative learning,
• Web2.0-based participatory planning

I have been working or work on

• intelligent systems for the support to adaptive and personalized e-learning: configuration of personalized courses, management of learning styles, integration with the standards;
• support to collaborative and "social-collaborative" activities, specially in e-learning
• support to participation planning in e-governement, through web2.0 technologies.

• the definition of a specialization inheritance mechanism for object-oriented programming languages and the use of inheritance in distributed object-oriented programming,
• the use of objecy-oriented programming paradigm to support systems for Symbolic Computation,
• the axiomatization of map calculus.

I've been research unit coordinator and work-package leader in some international projects:

• EuroCompetence, Socrates Proj.56544-CP-1-98-1, 2000-2002; one outcome is the course on Safeness At the Workplace (results of the experiment (excerpts from the The EuroCompetence report wp5-saw))
• CIOC, NFU Proj.18, 2001 (one result is Basic object-oriented programming with Java
• mENU Project (2003-2005), e-learning Proj.2002--0510/001--001;
• QUIS Project (2005-2007), e-learning Proj.2004-3538/001-001

• research unit coordinator in the project UnderstandIT, Dec 2010 - Dec 2012, Leonardo Da Vinci Transfer of Innovation - Lifelong Learning Programme, 2010-1-NO1-LEO05-01839;
• researcher and work-package leader in the project ELF, 511669-LLP-1-2010-1-IT-KA3-KA3MP-ELF, Jan 2011 - Dec 2013, Lifelong Learning Programme, EAC/41/39, KA3 ICT;

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