Martin Beer

Martin Beer is a Principal Lecturer in the Department of Computing and the Communications and Computing Research Centre of Sheffield Hallam University. His research interests include the use of agents to assist learners in collaborative online learning environments and in the management of care for the elderly and others, such as autism sufferers, developing improved multilingual support within relational database systems, improved design techniques for mobile applications and the development of personalisation services within recommender systems for local government and other public services. He has organised workshops considering the educational issues of multi-agent systems at AAMAS at Budapest in 2009 and AAMAS at Toronto in 2010. He is one of the organisers of a similar workshop at AAMAS at Taipai in 2011. He is a Chartered Engineer, Chartered Scientist and Fellow of the British Computer Society.

Publications

Merging Realities in Space and Time: Towards a New Cyber-Physical Eco-Society
Lyuba Alboul, Martin Beer, Louis Nisiotis. © 2019. 28 pages.
The rapid developments in online technology have provided young people with instant communication with each other and highly interactive and engaging visual game playing...
Multi-Agent Systems for Education and Interactive Entertainment: Design, Use and Experience
Martin Beer, Maria Fasli, Debbie Richards. © 2011. 330 pages.
The increased sophistication of the multi-agent software now becoming available is allowing much more sophisticated learning scenarios to be attempted. This has caused interest...