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International Conference

April 28-30th 2010

Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art, 2 rue Vivienne, Paris 2e

Simultaneous translation to english will be available

Taking the initiative of an international symposium, the 'Sens Public'
unit and the TGE-Adonis (CNRS), within the framework of DARIAH, will
take stock, promote mutualisations and outline the stakes of these
upheavals in intellectual and scientific life. Prepared from the topics
of the seminar on 'Human and social sciences publishing' (Laboratoire
MSH Paris-Nord, in partnership with the INHA/InVisu), the programme of
communications is detailed on the wiki dedicated to the conference: "On
line – off line" http://www.wiki.sens-public.org

♦ Mercredi 28 avril / Wednesday, April 28th

-18h30 (sur invitation)

Opening
event, Paris City Hall

Jean-Louis Missika (Adjoint au Maire de Paris)

Anne-Laure Brisac (INHA-Invisu)

André Chabin (Ent’revues)

Jean-Gabriel Ganascia (Université Paris 6)

Bertrand Legendre (Université de Paris 13, LabSIC)

Yannick Maignien (TGE-Adonis)

Gérard Wormser (Sens Public)

♦ Jeudi 29 avril / Thursday, April 29th

-9h00

Accueil à l’INHA / Opening at INHA

-9h30-10h30

Publishing and the Reader Renaissance

Plenary adress

Milad Doueihi (Université de Glasgow)

-11h00-13h00 (2 ateliers en parallèle / 2 workshops)

The Governance of Digital Research Infrastructures (workshop in
english)

The Governance of digital research infrastructures is a
multifaceted concept. On the basis of the actual DARIAH governance model
the workshop will put up for discussion the roles, responsibilities and
bodies to devise alternative governance models for pan-European
e-Infrastructures. This will be elaborate through a very open discussion
from political, philosophical and sociological topics about the
“digital turn” and research infrastructure.

Introduction and moderation: Yannick Maignien (TGE-Adonis)

Roger A. Wallis (Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm,
Sweden)

Prodromos Tsiavos (London School of Economics and Political Science,
England)

Soenke Zehle (University and the Academy of Fine Arts in
Saarbruecken, Germany)

The new ties between scholarship and the public

Modération: Antoine Blanchard (C@fé des sciences, groupe Traces
web2CST)

Ghislaine Chartron (CNAM, INTD)

Bastien Guerry (Wikimédia France)

Olivier Le Deuff (Université de Lyon 3 et Prefics)

Alexandre Moatti (Conseil scientifique du TGE-Adonis)

Joëlle Zask (Université de Provence)

Déjeuner - 13h15–14h15

-14h30–16h30 (2 ateliers en parallèle / 2 workshops)

Online media and the press

Modération: Milad Doueihi (Université de Glasgow)

Jean-Marie Charon (EHESS)

Edwy Plenel (Mediapart)

Xavier de la Porte (France Culture)

Digital imaging as a driver for change

Modération: André Gunthert (EHESS)

Dominique Cardon (EHESS, Orange)

Hervé Le Crosnier (Université de Caen)

Sylvain Maresca (Université de Nantes)

-17h00-18h00

Digital ambulations

Conférence plénière / Plenary adress

Alok Nandi (réalisateur et designer)

♦ Vendredi 30 avril / Friday, April 30th

-9h30-10h30

Governance of e-learning in the french universities

Conférence plénière / Plenary adress

Thierry Côme (Université de Reims)

-11h00-13h00

The business models of digital publishing

Modération: Anne-Laure Brisac (INHA-Invisu)

Janneke Adema (Oapen)

Hadrien Gardeur (Feedbooks)

Constance Krebs (site André Breton)

Marc Minon (Cairn)

Gilles Rouet (Université de Reims)

Déjeuner - 13h15–14h15

-14h30-15h30

Rules for the democratization of learning

Plenary adress

Hervé Le Crosnier (Université de Caen)

-15h45-17h45

Knowledge networks and mass participation

Closing roundtable

Laure Endrizzi (INRP)

Carl Henrik Fredriksson (Eurozine)

Alain Giffard (Ministère de la Culture)

Fabrice Lacroix (Antidot)

Gérard Wormser (Sens Public)

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