[FM Discuss] BookCampParis3

Tue Aug 17 01:19:15 PDT 2010

hello,

yes i'm agree with adam, it seem very interesting. BUT, it is full. They
accept only 130 people. And it's full since some weeks ago.

Elisa

2010/8/16 adam <adam at xs4all.nl>

> this looks great...is there anyone in paris that can go and represent
> fm?
>
> adam
>
>
> On Thu, 2010-08-05 at 10:54 -0500, Janet Swisher wrote:
> > Anybody planning to go to this? Or been to a previous one?
> >
> > http://barcamp.org/BookCampParis3
> >
> > Google Translation:
> >
> > BookCamp Paris, 3rd Edition
> >
> > When? When?
> > Saturday, September 25, 2010 - 13h - 20h
> >
> > Where? Where?
> > La Cantine, 151 rue Montmartre, 12 passage des Panoramas, 75002 Paris,
> > Metro Grand Boulevard ( map ).
> >
> > A Bookcamp for what? What this Bookcamp is about
> >
> > The idea of this day is to offer half-day experiments and thoughts
> > about the book and the digital. A series of workshops "hands on" to
> > better share the impact of digital innovation on the book chain. An
> > opportunity to meet and exchange between librarians, booksellers,
> > publishers, writers, critics and readers with the slogan, "all
> > participants".
> >
> > Daily Schedule
> >
> > 13h: Home
> >
> > 13:30 Presentation
> >
> > 14h-15h: 4-5 workshops
> >
> > 16h-17h: 4-5 workshops
> >
> > 18h-19h: 4-5 workshops
> >
> > 19h-20h: pot.
> >
> > We can accommodate from 12 to 15 workshops in the day three successive
> > series of one hour. For each series, we have:
> >
> > - 3 workshops can accommodate 15-25 people
> >
> > - And 1-2 other smaller (5-10 people).
> >
> > The BookCamp is looking for sponsors to provide a pot, T-shirts or
> > other gifts to participants who volunteer their time to come and share
> > their knowledge and skills.
> >
> > Workshops
> >
> > 12-15 available workshops, one-hour: if you have a presentation idea,
> > feel free to make suggestions. The idea of the workshops is that they
> > are a forum for sharing, meeting between stakeholders by a single
> > thematic they cross their approaches, their problems, their
> > differences. Feel free to propose more than reason ...
> >
> > Workshop Proposals
> >
> > Workshop 1: Reader or tablet - Which tool to read digital?
> > Subject: A workshop focusing on the opinions of users with a
> > comparison between the different reading solutions.
> >
> > Workshop 2: Digital Comics
> > Subject: The arrival of the iPad tablet and multimedia can finally
> > read a comic book in digital and mobility so comfortable. However,
> > should you stick to a simple board like paper? Where are the
> > experiences of interactive comics? Is there a market for digital
> > comics in France? etc..
> >
> > Workshop 3: The future trends of digital playback
> > Topic: Playing social-sharing feature, the digital book open, etc..
> >
> > Workshop 4: The library at the Internet
> > Topic: booksellers share their internet experience. What is the role
> > and place of the library at the age of the Internet? \
> >
> > Workshop 5: Facilitator Book
> > Subject: What, for a professional book that mediation around the book
> > online? For a bookseller, a librarian, an editor: how to talk the book
> > online? What is being done to promote it? What is missing it? What is
> > needed?
> >
> > Workshop 6: Editing participatory
> > Topic: When readers become editors. Exploration of digital publishing
> > platforms: how text-is it validated?
> > How the author and the reader / editor do they live the adventure of
> > publishing participatory?
> >
> > Workshop 7: Distribution Mobile OPDS protocol
> > Subject: Overview of concepts, technology and ecosystem OPDS (
> > http://opds-spec.org/about/ ).
> >
> > Workshop 8: Why and how to properly hack ebook
> > Topic: Why and how to properly hack ebook, workshop introduction to
> > scan, OCR and correction in macro in Word and Open Office, create your
> > own catalog OPDS to broadcast your releases. Conference on the
> > deplorable state of the legal tender in France (non-existent, DRM
> > bridling users, more expensive than the paper book, file of poor
> > quality (without couv, tables containing errors or defective).
> >
> > Workshop 9: Encyclopedias participatory and participants
> > Topic: Why create an encyclopedia participatory after Wikipedia? How
> > to involve researchers? Internet? How to put the site on a world
> > stage? Should we translate the interventions published in other
> > languages? How? Manage copyright images are copyrighted, published,
> > copyrighted texts, manuscripts and correspondence. How?
> >
> > Workshop 10: The author at the time of the digital evolution of
> > writing and new relationships with readers
> > Subject:   Can we talk about digital writing? The constraints of the
> > media they are an obstacle to the creation or an opportunity? Web 2.0
> > can create links between the author and his readership? Text and
> > hypertext ... how the author perceives it to enrich his writings?
> >
> > Workshop 11: and what food is served?
> > Subject: What text solicited us stories, portfolios, poetry, works on
> > expansion and revision, how ergonomics of the digital object (& reflow
> > pages, typo, hypertext and metadata), compared to the blog of the
> > author and his role relationship and roles publisher / distributor,
> > playing online subscription feuilletoir, how it is done and there is
> > what to invent?
> >
> > Workshop 12: Plate (s)-forms, what exactly does it?
> > Topic: Flat (s) forms are here! They are poised to leverage to lots of
> > different levels. Platforms for content distribution, publishing
> > platforms, platforms, distribution, retail, collaboration between
> > publishers. What are the platform (s)-forms? How fit together?
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Elisa
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