Open AIME Workshop 11-12 June Paris
The AIME team organized a two days speculative workshop in Paris to communicate about the results and test the conceptual framework of the digital platform against other possible usages and enquiries.
Groups were invited to work on 3 differents use cases (Critical Zones, Swiss Reformed Ecclesiology 2.0 & CVCE ePublications), brainstorming on context-aware argumentation platform for scholarly publishing in the field of humanities and social sciences.
Presentation of the AIME project results
Introduction by Christophe Leclercq
Robin de Mourat (Université de Rennes 2): Some interpretative tools for data collected from AIME
Joachim Prehn Thomsen (ITU, Copenhagen): Experiences and perspective on the AIME platform
Workshop Preliminary Documents
Swiss Reformed Ecclesiology 2.0
Starting with Dr. Christina Aus der Au use case (University of Zürich) about Swiss Reformed Ecclesiology 2.0 pic.twitter.com/YPiv8HrZt5
— AIME (@AIMEproject) 11 Juin 2015Following by @CVCEeu use case: integration of existing CVCE Epublications like http://t.co/H5d3MpH7EG @danieleguido pic.twitter.com/q4ljYHwsdW
— AIME (@AIMEproject) 11 Juin 2015Frédéric Allemand also propose to play with Aime /crossings in order to explore European treaties, from 1951 to 2007 pic.twitter.com/n2EQjyg7W6
— AIME (@AIMEproject) 11 Juin 2015Last use case: Bruno Latour with Critical Zones http://t.co/5gKpP5rcWF http://t.co/2d1llOBRaG http://t.co/hXUVXxeQNs pic.twitter.com/LYYEujgmWe
— AIME (@AIMEproject) 11 Juin 2015Groups working: 3 topics (Critical Zones, Swiss Reformed Ecclesiology 2.0 & CVCE ePublications) 3 different methods pic.twitter.com/ak57vERZbv
— AIME (@AIMEproject) 11 Juin 2015Résults:
Scenario 1 for Ecclesiology 2.0 use case
Scenario 3 for Critical Zone use case
A few tweets written by Bruno Latour at the end of the presentation of the three scenarios.
3 different cases of collaborative platform tested here on paper: columns, contribution, document, archives & revision seems robust enough
— AIME (@AIMEproject) 12 Juin 20153 ways of redressing AIME platform limit starting from classic text to contribution & reversing process from contribs to text thru documents
— AIME (@AIMEproject) 12 Juin 2015We turn around a mixture of archive, blog, forum, & community organising, the whole thing kept into an ad hoc group of fellow practitioners.
— AIME (@AIMEproject) 12 Juin 2015