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• 04 déc 2017

  05 déc 2017

  Nantes

  Study days - Representation

  Online art and literature corpuses

  Feedback on user experiences and the heritage issues relating to the online archiving of corpuses in art and literature

  Nos journées d’études veulent proposer des retours d’expérience et des approches tant méthodologiques que théoriques sur la mise en ligne de grands corpus élaborés en littérature et en art. L’objectif est de mieux saisir les enjeux culturels de la numérisation pour la diffusion des œuvres littéraires et artistiques.

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• 18 oct 2017

  19 oct 2017

  20 sep 2017

  Angers

  Conference, symposium - Representation

  Crowdsourcing as a means to share, enrich and publish heritage sources

  The wide variety of these projects, their objects, and their contributing “crowds” is striking: “Transcribe Bentham”, “Zooniverse”, etc. not forgetting Wikipedia. Facing this fact, it seems interesting to allow researchers from various disciplinary origins to gather and question crowdsourcing together. A large number of questions are at stake, from a scientific point of view, but also sociologically and ethically: are there common practices to these projects that are so different in their objects, objectives, data, and contributors? We thus wish, during this international and interdisciplinary conference, to confront theories, reflexions and sharing out of experiences on this subject.

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• 23 oct 2017

  24 oct 2017

  25 oct 2017

  Tours

  Miscellaneous information - Epistemology and methodology

  Introduction to coding literary texts with XML-TEI

  Pour la huitième année consécutive, l’équipe des « Bibliothèques virtuelles humanistes » du CESR de Tours organise une nouvelle session du stage d’ « initiation à l’encodage XML-TEI des textes patrimoniaux », à destination des professionnels.

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• 31 mar 2017

  Angers

  Call for papers - Information

  Crowdsourcing as a means to share, enrich and publish heritage sources

  The wide variety of these projects, their objects, and their contributing “crowds” is striking: “Transcribe Bentham”, “Zooniverse”, etc. not forgetting Wikipedia. Facing this fact, it seems interesting to allow researchers from various disciplinary origins to gather and question crowdsourcing together. A large number of questions are at stake, from a scientific point of view, but also sociologically and ethically: are there common practices to these projects that are so different in their objects, objectives, data, and contributors? We thus wish, during this international and interdisciplinary conference, to confront theories, reflexions and sharing out of experiences on this subject.

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