Les publications issues du DataSprint » Proceedings of Thatcamp

À THATCamp Paris 2015, nous avons organisé un datasprint, autour de données liées aux THATCamps anglophones ou francophones. Sur ce billet, nous annoncerons régulièrement les publications qui exploitent les résultats de ce DataSprint.

Martin Grandjean: [Data Visualization] THATCamp geography
«Since their creation in 2008 in Fairfax, THATCamps (Die Geisteswissenschaften und Technik Camp) have multiplied in the United States and Europe. These user-generated unconferences challenge traditional patterns of transmission and sharing of technical and scientific knowledge within the “humanities“. Alongside the Paris THATCamp 2015, the organizers proposed a datasprint based on thatcamp.org site data. The following analysis questions the geography of these events, based on the the 247 THATCamp listed so far […]»

Frédéric Clavert: Une analyse des contenus de thatcamp.org
«Dans le cadre du THATCamp Paris 2015, qui s’est tenu la semaine dernière, nous avons organisé un datasprint. Les THATCamps (pour The Humanities and Technology Camp) sont des événements scientifiques appartenant à la famille des non-conférences, c’est-à-dire qu’ils mettent leurs participants au cœur même de l’organisation de l’événement. Les participants proposent des ateliers, votent pour les ateliers qu’ils jugent les plus pertinents, puis organisent l’emploi du temps de la non-conférences […]»

About Frédéric Clavert

I am a monetary historian, who came into Digital Humanities while in Luxembourg. There, I was for 2 years head of a Digital Humanities Lab, helping building a bridge between researchers in European studies and developpers. I then worked as research enginer at the Sorbonne (Paris IV), contributing to the elaboration of an Encyclopaedia about European history. I am now lecturer in contemporary history / digital history at the University of Lausanne. I am an active supporter of Zotero, maintaining (though with less regularity for some months) the French-speaking Zotero blog (http://zotero.hypotheses.org). You can find me on Twitter (@inactinique) and read my blog (http://www.clavert.net) where I sometimes write in English (http://www.clavert.net/nine-months-of-twitterstorians/). I co-directed 'L'histoire contemporaine à l'ère numérique / Contemporary history in the digital Age' (Bruxelles: Peter Lang, 2013).