History: BabelWiki08 français

Description de l'atelier.

Cet atelier se tiendra à Porto, au Portugal, le 8 septembre 2008, en même temps que le symposium WikiSym 2008 - http://www.wikisym.org/ws2008.

L'Internet est désormais véritablement un réseau international et multilingue. Les utilsateurs non-anglophones représentent maintenant les deux-tiers de ses utilisateurs. Pourtant, bien que des dizaines de langues soient maintenant utilisées simultanément sur ce réseau, les barrières linguistiques rendent difficile la collaboration et les connections entre communautés linguistiques.

Étant donné que le nombre croissant de projets et d'initiatives à travers le monde, et que de plus en plus de personnes travaillent quotidiennement dans un environnement multilingue, le "wiki way" - une philosophie et des outils qui favorisent, l'ouverture et la collaboration sur le Web - semble une une approche prometteuse pour permettre la collaboration entre membres de communautés linguistiques.

L'objectif de cet atelier est d'explorer comment les wikis et le "wiki way" pourraient avoir un impact, et être influencés par la collaboration multilingue. Il vise à réunir des personnes ayant un intérêt dans la collaboration multilingue, ainsi que des spécialistes tels que les traducteurs et terminologues et les auteurs qui espèrent trouver des moyens de rejoindre d'autres communautés linguistiques à travers leur travail.

Pour plus de détails sur l'atelier, voir: call for participation.

1.2. Notes de l'atelier, et rapport final

Cet atelier sera hautement interactif et collaboratif (voir l'horaire en anglais pour plus de détails). La page ci-dessous servira de point central pour prendre des notes au cours de l'atelier.

Notes BabelWiki

• Notes brutes prises lors de l'atelier.

Rapport final BabelWiki

• Résumé de ce qui s'est discuté lors de l'atelier.

1.3. Articles

1.3.1. Articles évalués par comité de lecture

Les articles suivants ont été évalués de près par le comité de lecture de WikiSym 2008, et font parti des actes de cette conférence.

Huberdeau, Louis-Philippe, Sébastien Paquet & Alain Désilets:

• The Cross Lingual Wiki Engine: Enabling Collaboration Across Language Barriers.
  
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  BabelWiki_08_Huberdeau_Louis-Philippe_Paquet_Sebastien_and_Desilets_Alain.pdf (804.00 Kb)

Kumaran, A.:

• Enabling Community Creation of Linguistic Data.
  BabelWiki_08_Kumaran_A.pdf (1.47 Mb)

Bey, Youcef & Kyo Kageura:

• Translating the DEMGL Etymological Dictionary of Greek Mythology with the BEYTrans Wiki.
  BabelWiki_08_Bey_Youcef_and_Kageura_Kyo .pdf (406.03 KB)
• Authors' affiliation
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    Youcef Bey, GETALP research group, LIG laboratory, Joseph Fourier University, France.
    Kyo Kageura, Library and Information Science, University of Tokyo, Japan.

1.3.2. Articles évalués par le comité de lecture de BabelWiki

Les articles suivants ont été évalués de façon plus légère par le comité de l'atelier de BabelWiki.

De Pedro, Xavier:

• Translating html the amateur way: double scrolling with highlighted markup
  BabelWiki_08_DePedro_Xavier.pdf (329.88 Kb)

Désilets, Alain, Caroline Barrière & Jean Quirion:

• Translators and collaborative glossaries: what do they need from them?
  BabelWiki_08_Desilets_Alain_Barriere_Caroline_Jean_Quirion.pdf (80.25 Kb)

Kinzler, Daniel:

• Building Language-Independent Concepts from Wikipedia.
  BabelWiki_08_Kinzler_Daniel.pdf (114.12 Kb)

Kumaran, A.:

• Enabling Community Creation of Linguistic Data (Full paper, same as above)
  BabelWiki_08_Kumaran_A.pdf (1.47 Mb)

Liao, Han-Teng:

• How Wiki Can Exploit Linguistic Diversity
  BabelWiki_08_Liao_Han-Teng.pdf (27.18 Kb)

Montagna, Dora:

• It's raining cats and dogs... Wiki in translation of idioms and proverbs: the importance of collaborative work
  BabelWiki_08_Montagna_Dora.pdf (16.32 Kb)

Tosic, Milorad, & Olivera Tosic:

• Collaborative Wiki Tagging Platform for Multilingual Glossaries
  BabelWiki_08_Tosic_Milorad_and_Tosic_Olivera.pdf (105.86 Kb)

1.3.3. Contributions de dernière minute

Les articles suivants ont étés soumis à la dernière minute et n'ont pas été évalués du tout.

Si vous êtes branché en tant qu'un utilisateur enregistré, vous pouvez ajouter votre contribution dans cette galerie de fichiers,
et ajoutez un lien ci-dessous.

• <Ajoutez les liens ici>

1.4. Endroit

Location: Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto. Room B104 - 27 seats
http://www.fe.up.pt/si/salas_geral.FormView?p_edificio=B&p_sala=104

1.5. Horaire

Bienvenue(~ 10 mins)

• Alain Désilets etXavier de Pedro procèdent à l'ouverture officielle, au nom du président: Sébastien Paquet__.

Présentations éclair (~ 35 mins dépendamment du nombre d'articles)

• The people whose position paper or extended paper was accepted (either by the WikiSym program committee or the workshop commitee) are invited to present it as a 2-minute lightning talk.
• We will be very strict about the 2-minute time limit, so please make sure you are prepared well enough to be able to stick to that time. The purpose of the lightning talk is to give a very brief idea of what the paper is about, and incite people to read it from the wiki site. Below are pages to help you prepare for a lightning talk.
  • http://perl.plover.com/lightning-talks.html
  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yU9FjrR2Ig

Roundtable (~ 15 mins)

• People who did not do a lightning talk get a chance to express their particular interest (2 mins each, max).
• Someone is appointed to take notes on the wiki site.
• This part can be skipped if we run out of time in the first section. People will have lots of opportunities to express their interests during the CardStorming stage.

CardStorming (~ 30 mins)

• Attendees are then handed sticky note pads and invited to write down themes, challenges, opportunities, etc.... relevant to the theme of collaborative wiki-style cross-lingual communication. They post them onto a blank poster, trying to post similar themes near each other.
• Note: People can post demos that they want to do, but those will be done at the end of the day.
• When attendees run out of ideas, they collaboratively start moving the yellow stickies around to create clusters of issues.
• When the clustering has become somewhat stable, clusters are labeled, and assigned particular times and locations.
  • If there are more clusters than can be discussed in the available time, ask people to vote by posting stickers on the ones they like most.
• Someone is appointed to write down the list of clusters and the issues they contain, in the wiki site. The writing down can be done later during the break, but a volunteer should be found right then.

First break out discussion (~60 mins)

• Participants each move to the location corresponding to the cluster they are most interested in for this first breakout session.
• Lively discussion ensues (Note: 20 years of experience with Open Space teaches us that when people form groups centered around the sub-topic they are most interested in, lively discussion naturally follows).
• Someone is appointed to take notes for that group on the wiki site.

Second break out discussion (~60 mins)

• Participants each move to the location corresponding to the cluster they are most interested in for this second breakout session.
• Lively discussion ensues (Note: 20 years of experience with Open Space teaches us that when people form groups centered around the sub-topic they are most interested in, lively discussion naturally follows).
• Someone is appointed to take notes for that group on the wiki site.

First Demo session (~ 30 mins)

• People who have things to demo do it.
• Depending on the number of demos, we might have a single track of back to back demo, or a bunch of concurrent demos at different locations.

Second Demo session (~ 30 mins)

• People who have things to demo do it.
• Depending on the number of demos, we might have a single track of back to back demo, or a bunch of concurrent demos at different locations.

BabelWiki closing circle (~ 45 mins)

• Participants form a large circle, and a microphone is passed along.
• Those who have something to say get to share insights, important things they heard, things they plan to do as a result of having attended the workshop etc...

Closing remarks (~ 15 mins)

• The workshop organizers offer some closing remarks.
• They invite participants to collaborate off line after the workshop, to write up the BabelWiki workshop report.

1.6. Participants

Those are the people who plan to attend the workshop (taken from BabelWiki08 People):

(please, help to complete this list)

NAME	AFFILIATION	E-MAIL	CAN ATTEND
Workshop organizers
Sébastien Paquet	TELUQ-UQAM, Montréal, Canada	sebpaq@NOSPAM@gmail.com	no
Alain Désilets	National Research Council of Canada	alain.desilets@NOSPAM@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca	yes
Xavier de Pedro	University of Barcelona, Spain	xavier.depedro@NOSPAM@ub.edu	yes
Participants, alphabetically sorted by first name
A Kumaran	Multilingual Systems (MLS) group in Microsoft Research India	a.kumaran@NOSPAM@microsoft.com	no
Alex Schröder	BSI Business Systems Integration AG, Switzerland	kensanata@NOSPAM@gmail.com	yes
André Guyon	Translation Bureau of Canada, Canada	Andre.Guyon@PWGSC.GC.CA	yes
Asunción López-Varela Azcárate	Dept. of English Philology II, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain	alopezva@NOSPAM@filol.ucm.es	yes
Caroline Barrière	National Research Council of Canada	caroline.barriere@NOSPAM@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca	no
Daniel Kinzler	Universität Leipzig	daniel@NOSPAM@brightbyte.de	yes
Dora Montagna	Università degli Studi di Torino – Università Sapienza di Roma		no
Enric Senabre	Technical coordinator of the "Observatory for the CiberSociety", Barcelona, Spain	esenabre@NOSPAM@cibersociedad.net	no
Gilles Martel	Translation Bureau of Canada, Canada	Gilles.E.Martel@NOSPAM@pwgsc.gc.ca	no
Han-Teng Liao	Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, UK.	hanteng@NOSPAM@gmail.com	yes
Jean Quirion	Université du Québec en Outaouais, Canada	jean.quirion@NOSPAM@uqo.ca	no
Laura Cayuela	Dept. of English Philology II, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain	alopezva@NOSPAM@filol.ucm.es	yes
Louis-P. Huberdeau	École de technologie supérieure, Montreal, Canada	lphuberdeau@NOSPAM@ieee.org	yes
Marc Laporte	Avantech.net, Canada	marc@NOSPAM@marclaporte.com	yes
Mark Dilley	Wiki Builder at AboutUs.org	mark@NOSPAM@aboutus.org	no
Marta Stojanovic	National Research Council of Canada	marta.stojanovic@NOSPAM@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca	remote attendee
Milorad Tosic	University of Nis, Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Serbia	mbtosic@NOSPAM@yahoo.com	yes
Nelson Ko	Citadel Rock Online Communities Inc, Canada	nelson@NOSPAM@wordmaster.org	no
Olaf M. Stefanov	Recently retired from the United Nations, Vienna	olaf@NOSPAM@stefanov.at	yes
Olivera Tosic	Virtuona d.o.o., Serbia	olivera.tosic@NOSPAM@virtuonasoft.com	yes
Tom Laird-McConnell	Microsoft Research USA	tom.laird-mcconnell AT microsoft.com	yes
Youcef Bey	GETALP research group, LIG laboratory, Joseph Fourier University, France	bey@NOSPAM@p.u-tokyo.ac.jp	yes

Other people might join, as reported on the Facebook event, even if they haven't confirmed yet.


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1.7. Discussion forum

In case we need a place to hold asynchronous discussions about issues related to BabelWiki08 workshop, we can use the:

BabelWiki08 Forum

1.8. Chat

We are considering to add a chat service to allow synchronous communication with distant participants. More information will be provided here in the following days.