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Programme du symposium Websites as sources how should humanities and social sciences approach use and diffuse publiclyavailable online sources (Luxembourg 20 et 21 mars 2012)
Source Websites as sources how should humanities and social sciences approach use and diffuse publicly available online sources
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Date de derniegravere mise agrave jour 04012013
1 3 04012013
Symposium
Websites as sourcesHow should humanities and social sciences approach
use and diffuse publicly available online sources
20ndash21 March 2012Abbaye de Neumuumlnster Luxembourg City
wwwdigitalhumanitieslu
PROGRAMME
The Symposium will be followed by
THATCamp LuxembourgTrier will launch a tradition of lsquounconferencesrsquo in the Greater Region that assemble humanists computer scientists digital media artists mdash basically anybody who is interested in the fusion of history culture heritage and digital media
2 3 04012013
21 March 2012
900ndash1030 mdash 4th panel Web history (2)Chairman Stefan Gradmann (Humboldt University)
ndash Niels Bruumlgger (Centre for Internet Research Aarhus University) mdash Web archiving Web history and the Web in Digital Humanitiesndash Jonathan Peter (University of Kassel) mdash Reacutesistance Collaboration Libeacuteration Le combat des meacutemoires sur la toilendash Cleacutement Oury (French National Library) mdash Web archives as source
1030ndash1100 mdash Break
1100ndash1230 mdash 5th panel Digital public historyChairman and introduction Serge Noiret (European University Institute Florence)
ndash Enrica Salvatori (University of Pisa) mdash Public history and memory on the Web the Val di Vara projectndash Thomas Cauvin (European University Institute Florence) mdash Digital history space and community relations in Northern Irelandndash Eacuteva Deaacutek (Institute of Ethnology Research Centre for the Humanities Hungarian Academy of Sciences) mdash Digital preservation and enhancement of Folk culture heritage The project ETNOfolk
1230ndash1400 mdash Lunch
1400ndash1530 mdash KeynoteMark Tebeau (University of Cleveland)
1530ndash1600 mdash Break
1600ndash1700 mdash ConclusionFreacutedeacuteric Clavert (CVCE)
Follow DHLU DHLuxembourg on
20 March 2012
900ndash930 mdash IntroductionMarianne Backes (CVCE) and Reneacute Leboutte (University of Luxembourg)
930ndash1100 mdash KeynotePeter Haber (University of Basel) mdash Data driven history
1100ndash1130 mdash Break
1130ndash1230 mdash 1st panel Challenges and potentialities of online archives (1)Chairman Vittore Casarosa (ISTI mdash CNR)
ndash Paul Girard Mathieu Jacomy Audrey Baneyx amp Tommaso Venturini (Sciences Po Paris mdash medialab) mdash The Hypertext Corpus Initiative methods and tools for Social Sciences to build corpus from the webndash Christine Blondel (CNRS CRHSTCentre Alexandre-Koyreacute) mdash How to exploit Ampegravere online archives publications and correspondencendash Thomas Nygren amp Lotta Vikstroumlm (Umearing University ) mdash A Bastard in the History Classroom Benefits and Obstacles in Using Digital Databases in History Teaching
1230ndash1400 mdash Lunch
1400ndash1530 mdash 2nd panel Challenges and potentialities of online archives (2)Chairman Sean Takats (CHNM mdash George Mason University)
ndash Thomas Lebarbeacute (Stendhal University mdash Grenoble 3) mdash Stendhalrsquos manuscripts dealing with digital literacy in the humanitiesndash Christian Rau Christian Augustin amp Thomas Riechert (Leipzig University) mdash The Catalogus Professorum Lipsiensisndash Alain Michel (University of Eacutevry Val drsquoEssonne) mdash Primary sources and interpretation tools on line
1530ndash1600 mdash Break
1600ndash1730 mdash 3rd panel Web history (1)Chairman Reneacute Leboutte (University of Luxembourg)
ndash Katharina Hering (Archivist Washington DC) mdash Droysen Wired critiquing Analyzing and Describing Websites by Integrating Contextual Provenance and Digital Source Criticismndash Valeacuterie Aubourg (University of Cergy-Pontoise) mdash Cartographier la laquotoile europeacuteenneraquo Les sites webs comme source sur le deacutebat politique europeacuteen enjeux et deacutebatsndash Franccedilois Allard-Huver (CELSA mdash Paris Sorbonne University) mdash Questioning the lsquotransparencyrsquo of European Commissionrsquos digital archives and websites
3 3 04012013
Symposium
Websites as sourcesHow should humanities and social sciences approach
use and diffuse publicly available online sources
20ndash21 March 2012Abbaye de Neumuumlnster Luxembourg City
wwwdigitalhumanitieslu
PROGRAMME
The Symposium will be followed by
THATCamp LuxembourgTrier will launch a tradition of lsquounconferencesrsquo in the Greater Region that assemble humanists computer scientists digital media artists mdash basically anybody who is interested in the fusion of history culture heritage and digital media
2 3 04012013
21 March 2012
900ndash1030 mdash 4th panel Web history (2)Chairman Stefan Gradmann (Humboldt University)
ndash Niels Bruumlgger (Centre for Internet Research Aarhus University) mdash Web archiving Web history and the Web in Digital Humanitiesndash Jonathan Peter (University of Kassel) mdash Reacutesistance Collaboration Libeacuteration Le combat des meacutemoires sur la toilendash Cleacutement Oury (French National Library) mdash Web archives as source
1030ndash1100 mdash Break
1100ndash1230 mdash 5th panel Digital public historyChairman and introduction Serge Noiret (European University Institute Florence)
ndash Enrica Salvatori (University of Pisa) mdash Public history and memory on the Web the Val di Vara projectndash Thomas Cauvin (European University Institute Florence) mdash Digital history space and community relations in Northern Irelandndash Eacuteva Deaacutek (Institute of Ethnology Research Centre for the Humanities Hungarian Academy of Sciences) mdash Digital preservation and enhancement of Folk culture heritage The project ETNOfolk
1230ndash1400 mdash Lunch
1400ndash1530 mdash KeynoteMark Tebeau (University of Cleveland)
1530ndash1600 mdash Break
1600ndash1700 mdash ConclusionFreacutedeacuteric Clavert (CVCE)
Follow DHLU DHLuxembourg on
20 March 2012
900ndash930 mdash IntroductionMarianne Backes (CVCE) and Reneacute Leboutte (University of Luxembourg)
930ndash1100 mdash KeynotePeter Haber (University of Basel) mdash Data driven history
1100ndash1130 mdash Break
1130ndash1230 mdash 1st panel Challenges and potentialities of online archives (1)Chairman Vittore Casarosa (ISTI mdash CNR)
ndash Paul Girard Mathieu Jacomy Audrey Baneyx amp Tommaso Venturini (Sciences Po Paris mdash medialab) mdash The Hypertext Corpus Initiative methods and tools for Social Sciences to build corpus from the webndash Christine Blondel (CNRS CRHSTCentre Alexandre-Koyreacute) mdash How to exploit Ampegravere online archives publications and correspondencendash Thomas Nygren amp Lotta Vikstroumlm (Umearing University ) mdash A Bastard in the History Classroom Benefits and Obstacles in Using Digital Databases in History Teaching
1230ndash1400 mdash Lunch
1400ndash1530 mdash 2nd panel Challenges and potentialities of online archives (2)Chairman Sean Takats (CHNM mdash George Mason University)
ndash Thomas Lebarbeacute (Stendhal University mdash Grenoble 3) mdash Stendhalrsquos manuscripts dealing with digital literacy in the humanitiesndash Christian Rau Christian Augustin amp Thomas Riechert (Leipzig University) mdash The Catalogus Professorum Lipsiensisndash Alain Michel (University of Eacutevry Val drsquoEssonne) mdash Primary sources and interpretation tools on line
1530ndash1600 mdash Break
1600ndash1730 mdash 3rd panel Web history (1)Chairman Reneacute Leboutte (University of Luxembourg)
ndash Katharina Hering (Archivist Washington DC) mdash Droysen Wired critiquing Analyzing and Describing Websites by Integrating Contextual Provenance and Digital Source Criticismndash Valeacuterie Aubourg (University of Cergy-Pontoise) mdash Cartographier la laquotoile europeacuteenneraquo Les sites webs comme source sur le deacutebat politique europeacuteen enjeux et deacutebatsndash Franccedilois Allard-Huver (CELSA mdash Paris Sorbonne University) mdash Questioning the lsquotransparencyrsquo of European Commissionrsquos digital archives and websites
3 3 04012013
21 March 2012
900ndash1030 mdash 4th panel Web history (2)Chairman Stefan Gradmann (Humboldt University)
ndash Niels Bruumlgger (Centre for Internet Research Aarhus University) mdash Web archiving Web history and the Web in Digital Humanitiesndash Jonathan Peter (University of Kassel) mdash Reacutesistance Collaboration Libeacuteration Le combat des meacutemoires sur la toilendash Cleacutement Oury (French National Library) mdash Web archives as source
1030ndash1100 mdash Break
1100ndash1230 mdash 5th panel Digital public historyChairman and introduction Serge Noiret (European University Institute Florence)
ndash Enrica Salvatori (University of Pisa) mdash Public history and memory on the Web the Val di Vara projectndash Thomas Cauvin (European University Institute Florence) mdash Digital history space and community relations in Northern Irelandndash Eacuteva Deaacutek (Institute of Ethnology Research Centre for the Humanities Hungarian Academy of Sciences) mdash Digital preservation and enhancement of Folk culture heritage The project ETNOfolk
1230ndash1400 mdash Lunch
1400ndash1530 mdash KeynoteMark Tebeau (University of Cleveland)
1530ndash1600 mdash Break
1600ndash1700 mdash ConclusionFreacutedeacuteric Clavert (CVCE)
Follow DHLU DHLuxembourg on
20 March 2012
900ndash930 mdash IntroductionMarianne Backes (CVCE) and Reneacute Leboutte (University of Luxembourg)
930ndash1100 mdash KeynotePeter Haber (University of Basel) mdash Data driven history
1100ndash1130 mdash Break
1130ndash1230 mdash 1st panel Challenges and potentialities of online archives (1)Chairman Vittore Casarosa (ISTI mdash CNR)
ndash Paul Girard Mathieu Jacomy Audrey Baneyx amp Tommaso Venturini (Sciences Po Paris mdash medialab) mdash The Hypertext Corpus Initiative methods and tools for Social Sciences to build corpus from the webndash Christine Blondel (CNRS CRHSTCentre Alexandre-Koyreacute) mdash How to exploit Ampegravere online archives publications and correspondencendash Thomas Nygren amp Lotta Vikstroumlm (Umearing University ) mdash A Bastard in the History Classroom Benefits and Obstacles in Using Digital Databases in History Teaching
1230ndash1400 mdash Lunch
1400ndash1530 mdash 2nd panel Challenges and potentialities of online archives (2)Chairman Sean Takats (CHNM mdash George Mason University)
ndash Thomas Lebarbeacute (Stendhal University mdash Grenoble 3) mdash Stendhalrsquos manuscripts dealing with digital literacy in the humanitiesndash Christian Rau Christian Augustin amp Thomas Riechert (Leipzig University) mdash The Catalogus Professorum Lipsiensisndash Alain Michel (University of Eacutevry Val drsquoEssonne) mdash Primary sources and interpretation tools on line
1530ndash1600 mdash Break
1600ndash1730 mdash 3rd panel Web history (1)Chairman Reneacute Leboutte (University of Luxembourg)
ndash Katharina Hering (Archivist Washington DC) mdash Droysen Wired critiquing Analyzing and Describing Websites by Integrating Contextual Provenance and Digital Source Criticismndash Valeacuterie Aubourg (University of Cergy-Pontoise) mdash Cartographier la laquotoile europeacuteenneraquo Les sites webs comme source sur le deacutebat politique europeacuteen enjeux et deacutebatsndash Franccedilois Allard-Huver (CELSA mdash Paris Sorbonne University) mdash Questioning the lsquotransparencyrsquo of European Commissionrsquos digital archives and websites
3 3 04012013