North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity 2005 Conference

Games, Boredom, and the Evolution of Human Intelligence R. Scott Kretchmar, Professor of Exercise and Sport Science, Penn State University. Talk Summary, 8:56 Video [qt: 30.4 Mb]. .
The Acquisition of Expert Performance in Sport: How Different Types of Deliberate Practice Causes Improvements Throughout the Development of Expert Performance K. Anders Ericsson, Florida State University. Talk Summary, 6:04 Video [qt: 24.1 Mb]. .
Error Processing in Motor Learning: A Preliminary Study Using Error Related Negativity (ERN) F.T.P. Oliveira, Simon Fraser University. Talk Summary, 2:21 Video [qt: 8.6 Mb]. .

Note: Audio files are in downloadable mp3 format for portable mp3 players or mp3 software players. Video files are in quicktime format and can be played e.g. with apple quicktime player. If you have problems, suggestions, or comments with the file formats, please contact Carlos Gershenson.

For a theoretical background of the Complexity Digest Virtual Conference Network see:

• Time-scales, Meaning, and Availability of Information in a Global Brain, C. Gershenson, G. Mayer-Kress, A. Das, P. Das, and M. Marko, 2003-07-11, DOI: cs.AI/0305012, arXiv
• Conferences with Internet Web-Casting as Binding Events in a Global Brain: Example Data From Complexity Digest, A. Das, G. Mayer-Kress, C. Gershenson, P. Das, 2003-03-22, DOI: cs.NI/0303023, arXiv
• Time-Scales and the Historical Role of Conferences for the Emergence of Global Brains, G. Mayer-Kress
  • in: From Intelligent Networks to Global Brains, Evolutionary Social Organization through Knowledge Technology, Brussels, Belgium, 01/07/3-5
• The Global Brain As An Emergent Structure From The Worldwide Computing Network, And Its Implications For Modeling, Mayer-Kress, Gottfried; Barczys, Cathleen. The Information Society v11, n1 (Jan-Mar 1995): 1-27