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Ce que l’école fait avec le cinéma. Enjeux d’apprentissage dans la scolarisation de l’art à l’école primaire et au collè...

Caroline Archat-Tatah

Visual Sedimentation. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics

Samuel Huron Jean-Daniel Fekete Romain Vuillemot

Published in IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics

Toward Google Borders

Samuel Huron Mazières Antoine

Published in Proceedings of the 5th Annual ACM Web Science Conference on - WebSci '13

Collective Individuation: the future of the social web

Hui Yuk Harry Halpin

We are in the epoch of networks. The world is now rapidly being perceived as a vast space of interlocking networks of seemingly infinite variety: biological, productive, cy-bernetic, and – most important of all – social. The image of the network, with its obvi-ous bias towards vision, has become the paradigmatic representation of understand-ing our...

PolemicTweet: Video Annotation and Analysis through Tagged Tweets

Samuel Huron Petra Isenberg Jean-Daniel Fekete

Published in Computational Geometry and Graphs

Organologie pour l’enseignement du cinéma et par le cinéma

Vincent Puig

Stiegler, The Aufklärung

Bernard Stiegler

The public access to the web is twenty years old. Through it, digital society has developed throughout the entire world. But has this society become mündig, that is, mature, in the sense that Immanuel Kant used this term to define the age of Enlightenment as an exit from minority, from Unmündigkeit ? Certainly not: contemporary society seems on the...

La sédimentation visuelle. Outil et technique pour visualiser les flux de données à destination du grand public

Samuel Huron Romain Vuillemot Jean-Daniel Fekete

Bergson et le cinéma

Anne Alombert

«Enjeux de la scolarisation de l’art à l’école primaire et au collège »

Caroline Archat

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