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Cours UdM 12-02-14

Cours UdM 12-02-14

Claude Malaison

February 13, 2014
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  1. Connectivité et entrepôts de données •  Vitesse Internet = entre

    10 et 100 Mégabits/ seconde •  Record mondial, Karlsrhue Institute of Technology, mai 2011= 26 térabits par seconde Such bandwidth would enable an Internet user to download the entire library of congress in about 10 seconds •  PC-1 Cable System = 240/640 Gigabits/sec.
  2. Pour Bertrand Duperrin, « le curateur est une personne qui

    traite, évalue, contextualise, met en perspective, enrichit et rediffuse l’information. C’est le chaînon manquant des dispositifs Entreprise 2.0 ».
  3. •  1. Be Part of the Content Ecosystem Be part

    of the content ecosystem, not just a re-packager of it. Often, people think of themselves as either creators or curators as if these two things are mutually exclusive. What a curator really should do is embrace content as both a maker and an organizer. •  2. Follow a Schedule Audiences expect some regularity, and they’ll reward you for it. It doesn’t need to be a schedule that you can’t keep up with. If you want to curate three new links a day, and write one big post a week, that’s a schedule. •  3. Embrace Multiple Platforms It used to be that your audience came to you. Not anymore. Today content consumers get their information on the platform of their choosing. That means you should consider posting short bursts on Tumblr, images on Pinterest, video on YouTube, and community conversations on Facebook. •  4. Engage and Participate Having a voice as a curator means more than creating and curating your own work. Make sure you’re giving back by reading others and commenting on their posts. •  5. Share. Don’t Steal. Take the time to give attribution, links back, and credit. The sharing economy works because we’re each sharing our audiences, and providing the value of our endorsements. The important thing to realize is that we’re increasingly living in a world of information overload. So when people choose to listen to you it’s because you’re able to separate signal from noise. You provide a clear, contextually relevant voice within the topic or topics that you create and curate.
  4. •  Capturer, stocker et rendre accessible tout le bagage et

    l’expérience de vie d’une personne ainsi que ses interactions avec le monde afin de nourrir des agents intelligents et autres potentialités d’un système global d’agrégation de données.. •  Pour compiler les immenses bases de données nécessaires et ainsi créer un «Carnet de vie», le système suit systématiquement toutes les activités électroniques de l’individu, des transactions par carte de crédit aux courriels en passant les appels cellulaires, le sites Web visités, les déplacements enregistrés par sondes GPS, les dossiers médicaux, les données biométriques, etc. •  But = «suivre» la personne, de tracer des «fils de vie» en termes d’événements, d’états d’esprit et d’interrelations humaines et de «proposer» des changements et/ou améliorations