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1. Transition numérique: quels effets sur l'activité et quelles méthodes pour l'ergonome? Revue de littérature.

Author

DURAND, Morgane, FUMOUX, Justine, and POULIQUEN-LARDY, Lauriane

Subjects
*DIGITAL technology, *MOBILE apps, *MASTER'S degree, *WORK structure, *ERGONOMICS
Abstract

Based on our master's degree state of the art, we have decided to go further into the subject of ergonomics in man/machine interface conception projects, as several questions arose. In 2019, digital transition can be found in any topic. Some companies passed major steps on reducing or even suppressing paper. Smartphones and apps profusion arises questions about the balance between personal and working lifes. This literature review points out the importance of considering the working organization in digital tools development, specially for smartphones' apps and presents different methods to do so. Discussion opens on the observation that, from a societal point of view, alarming signs appear about energy overconsumption from digital tools. As a systemic field, what should be the limit for ergonomics in analyzing the socioeconomic world, considering that any activity and consequently intervention comes within its scope. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019

2. LE CINÉMA AMATEUR, OUTIL DE CONSTRUCTION IDENTITAIRE ? ANALYSE COMMUNICATIONNELLE DE LA PLATEFORME MÉMOIRE.

Author

Taillibert, Christel

Subjects
*INTERNET users, *POLITICIANS, *WORK experience (Employment), *FILM archives, *DIGITAL technology, *PSYCHOLOGICAL feedback, *REGIONAL identity (Psychology)
Abstract

This paper attempts to examine the processes of identity building which can be observed into the platform “Mémoire, les images d’archive en region Centre” (Memory, the Archive Images in the Region Centre), animated by CICLIC and funded by the Region Centre-Val de Loire. The site makes available, free of charge, since its opening in 2010, several thousand amateur films shot in the region since 1920 and meets a real interest from web users. Confronting the discourses of political leaders of the Region, the intentions expressed by the head of the archive part of CICLIC in charge of the platform, the feedback of users, but also analyzing the sociotechnical organization of the platform, we will seek to identify the different strategies experienced in order to work toward the goal of memorial construction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

3. Evolution des outils et activité humaine.

Author

BIQUAND, Sylvain

Subjects
*DIGITAL technology, *INFORMATION resources management, *STONE implements, *WORK structure, *INFORMATION technology
Abstract

The paper traces the linked evolution of tools and work organization from the first stone tools to digital technologies. Work organization moved from craftsmen-type work linked to local resources and producing a finished (master)work, to industrial manufacture and now a global network. In the move, organization first controlled the time of work, to allow coordinated activities in the factory, then controlled work gestures through the Taylorian principles and finally digitally controls the information available to the worker and produced by its activity. Information technologies change both the way the worker acts on matter or information, and the cognitive landscape in which the activity develops. We analyze software and networks as work tools impacting control and heteronomy, as well as professional relations and the recognition of work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019

4. Les médias d'information jouent-ils le jeu de l'innovation ? Le cas du newsgame.

Author

USEILLE, Philippe, LAMY, Aurélia, and BLANCHARD, Gersende

Subjects
*NEWS consumption, *ONLINE journalism, *INFORMATION design, *JOURNALISM, *JOURNALISTS, *DIGITAL technology, *FAKE news
Abstract

During the last two decades, the development of digital technologies and devices has deeply changed the information culture, encouraging press companies to adapt themselves to face new challenge. These times are characterized by the emergence of new formats to design information such as webdocumentary or datajournalism. As such, the newsgame - a kind of serious game used in the news can be seen as an innovation, not only as a new journalistic form but also as revealing the overhaul of newsrooms, the ongoing evolution of journalist profession or the reshaping of journalism territory. This paper deals with the design, the distribution and the uses of the newsgame through the particular example of Primaires à Gauche, produced in 2011 by Le Monde.fr, and other more recent productions. But, beyond the newsgame, we study the relevance of the concept of innovation when it is applied to new journalistic practices wishing to match the supposed news consumption practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019

5. Les médias d'information jouent-ils le jeu de l'innovation? Le cas du newsgame.

Author

USEILLE, Philippe, LAMY, Aurélia, and BLANCHARD, Gersende

Subjects
*ONLINE journalism, *INFORMATION design, *JOURNALISM, *JOURNALISTS, *NEWSROOMS, *DIGITAL technology, *FAKE news
Abstract

During the last two decades, the development of digital technologies and devices has deeply changed the information culture, encouraging press companies to adapt themselves to face new challenge. These times are characterized by the emergence of new formats to design information such as webdocumentary or datajournalism. As such, the newsgame - a kind of serious game used in the news can be seen as an innovation, not only as a new journalistic form but also as revealing the overhaul of newsrooms, the ongoing evolution of journalist profession or the reshaping of journalism territory. This paper deals with the design, the distribution and the uses of the newsgame through the particular example of Primaires à Gauche, produced in 2011 by Le Monde.fr, and other more recent productions. But, beyond the newsgame, we study the relevance of the concept of innovation when it is applied to new journalistic practices wishing to match the supposed news consumption practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

6. droit : les points clés de la signature électronique 2/2.

Author

Bigle, Polyanna

Subjects
*DIGITAL signatures -- Law & legislation, *DIGITAL technology, *ELECTRONIC billing, *EUROPEAN Union law, *INFORMATION science
Abstract

The article presents part 2 of an article discussing the legal aspects of digital signatures in accordance with the French civil code and European Union law. The author considers whether digital signatures created in France are enforceable in other European countries. Additional key points discussed include French laws applying to both electronic and paper signatures and using digital signatures for electronic invoices.

Published
2013

8. retours terrain : les belles lettres de la démat.

Subjects
*EMAIL, *ELECTRONIC records software, *DIGITAL technology, *INSURANCE companies, *INFORMATION science
Abstract

The article discusses efforts by various entities in France to go paperless. It discusses how the town hall in Huisseau-sur-Cusson started the process of using electronic mail in order to reduce paper consumption and streamline records governance by using the solution ELOprofessional developed by the software company ELO Digital Office. The steps taken by the insurance company Maif and the public housing company Pluralis are also discussed.

Published
2013