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Rémi_BACHELET
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Bonjour !
Welcome to my PeopleWiki page:
The project developed on this site aims
to break new grounds in the use made of MediaWiki by introducing a new type of
wiki, addressing smaller, specific communities (e.g. universities, companies).
We call this new type of wiki PeopleWiki.
The main difference between a PeopleWiki
and common wikis is that community members are themselves a subject of the
information contained on the wiki: more than a user page, they are (through
their vitae, hobbies etc..) the subjects of a wiki page. Thus PeopleWiki are both
"normal wikis" when they deal with concepts, history etc... and "special" when they deal with community
members. Specific rules for regulating contributions and technical
specifications are suggested.
These papers are distributed
under the Creative Commons 2.5 
licence
PeopleWiki papers
:
·
Aux
Rencontres
Mondiales du Logiciel Libre 2008, les diapos au format Open Document et pdf,
·
La
version espagnole (!) Hacer funcionar un wiki académico
· "Mettre en oeuvre un wiki académique
CentraleWiki, un PeopleWiki à Centrale Lille", «
Questions de pédagogie dans
l’enseignement supérieur »
- Brest, juin 2008, lien sur ce site International
Conference of Education, Research and Innovation (ICERI'08) Madrid (Spain)
"Building a wider
learning community in higher education through the PeopleWiki approach",
17th, 18th and 19th of November, 2008, lien site
First
PeopleWiki papers:
1. version 0.9 published may 15th, 2007 presented for
Wikimania 2007 poster submission
2.
version 1 published june 11th,
2007
3. Version 1.13 april 6th 2007
PeopleWiki
Wikimania
2007 poster:
Recommended: pdf
version (beware 1Mb this a large A0 poster), png version (7 Mb)
Want to
contribute/comment?
- For a quick/sure
answer, just use my email above
Links:
Amazing
wiki site about "spurring wiki adoption": Wikipatterns
CentraleWiki connection here (intranet)
Back to my homepage and résumé (it's all in french) .
Mise à jour : 12/05/09
