Cali.vub

The cali.vub group was founded decades ago when the idea of "chatting" with a computer was still science fiction. Initially focused on rule-based parsing and symbolic AI, the group quickly adapted as the statistical revolution took hold in the 1990s and 2000s.

Key historical milestones for cali.vub include:

At its core, cali.vub is the official online learning management system (LMS) of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. The acronym "CALI" stands for Computer Assisted Learning and Instruction. It is the university’s branded instance of the popular Canvas LMS by Instructure. cali.vub

Before 2020, VUB relied on older systems like Pointcarre. However, to meet the demands of blended learning and internationalization, the university transitioned to cali.vub. Today, it serves as the central repository for all course-related activities, from downloading lecture slides to submitting final theses.

Visitors to cali.vub can explore projects in: The cali

Typing "cali.vub" into your browser bar redirects you to the VUB-specific Canvas login page. It is more than just a URL; it is a digital ecosystem designed to mirror the academic calendar. If you are a VUB student, you will visit this site more frequently than the library.

If you are a student or developer ready to use their tools, follow this roadmap: The acronym "CALI" stands for C omputer A

Gone are the days of physical hand-ins. Through the Assignments tab, you can upload essays, coding projects, or group reports. cali.vub is tightly integrated with Turnitin (plagiarism detection), so you will often receive an originality report minutes after submission.

Unlike pure software AI labs, cali.vub often collaborates with VUB’s robotics departments. Here, linguistics meets mechanical engineering. Projects involve: