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3 février 2020

FCU - Co-construction de partenariats - A. INTRODUCTION - 2. Cartographie de nos environnements

ESR enseignementsup-recherche gouv fr2. Cartographie de nos environnements
a. Objectifs, enjeux

Plusieurs établissements parmi les lauréats des AMIs Pilotes FC 201611 et FTLV 201712 ont réalisé des cartographies dynamiques pour avoir une vue d’ensemble de leurs environnements.
Ce travail leur a permis de distinguer :
o Les acteurs socio-économiques en lien avec leurs établissements. Il s'agit alors d'identifier clairement les principaux acteurs et de mettre en évidence les partenaires potentiels avec qui il semble important d'établir un premier contact, entretenir une relation existante ou réactiver un lien en sommeil ;
o Les partenaires potentiels au sein de leurs propres établissements afin de mettre en évidence les synergies possibles en interne.
b. Démarche
Il existe plusieurs façons de représenter son environnement et d’en classer les acteurs. Pour le présent travail, c'est le schéma heuristique ou carte mentale (mind-mapping) qui a été privilégié.
Ce type de représentation permet en effet non seulement d’organiser visuellement un ensemble d’idées, de concepts, d’acteurs, mais également de mettre en évidence les liens et types de liens que ces différents éléments entretiennent entre eux : interdépendance, cause à effet, partie d’un tout.
L’agencement de ces éléments et de ces liens prend alors la forme d’une structure arborescente.
c. Conditions de réussite
o L’élaboration d’une cartographie dynamique devra s'appuyer sur un processus collectif.
Il convient donc de partager la première version de la carte avec l'ensemble des acteurs concernés au sein de l'établissement (services centraux, recherche, insertion professionnelle, partenariats socio-économiques, communication…) ainsi qu’avec les instances de gouvernance, pour recueillir leurs amendements ;
Toute carte établie sera une représentation à l’instant "T" et, de ce fait, elle devra être évolutive pour prendre en compte les changements intervenant sur le territoire ;
o Chaque établissement pourra faire son choix de mode de représentation en fonction de ses besoins et des destinataires de la cartographie, dans un souci d’exhaustivité ou de simplicité, plus spécifiquement centré sur certaines sphères d’acteurs ou secteurs…
d. Points de vigilance
Ces cartographies ne sont pas une fin en soi mais un outil pour l’action. Elles constituent des supports à privilégier pour acculturer l’ensemble des acteurs des établissements à l’importance de la dimension partenariale.
L’objectif final est bien d’outiller une stratégie volontariste de développement des partenariats.
Télécharger le guide La formation continue dans les établissements de l'enseignement supérieur Co-construction de partenariats entre les EPSCP (Universités et écoles sous tutelle de l'Etat) et les acteurs socio-économiques. Plus...
3 février 2020

Naming Aggregations

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Naming Aggregations
Terry Anderson isn't so impressed by Dave Snowden's suggestion that 'crew' is a useful category. "A 'crew' is just another name for a group, much as 'team' is often used for a group in business contexts. I like the nautical inference of 'crew', but think the distinction implied by the two criteria above fit as well for many of the forms of 'group' that Jon and I (and others) have addressed." More...

3 février 2020

Le Ouebe Au Service Des Routiers

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Le Ouebe Au Service Des Routiers
This is pretty neat. We can now look at live images of road conditions anywhere in New Brunswick (it's so neat when the people in government departments have a positive view of technology). This is the link to the service itself. This blog post is in French. More...

3 février 2020

If You Were a Tech Steward, What Would Your Starfish Look Like?

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. If You Were a Tech Steward, What Would Your Starfish Look Like?
Nancy White picks up on one note of dissonance regarding Scoble's 'starfish': "The starfish focuses on communications channels, while typically I approach community technology stewardship from an activities approach - what sorts of activities does my community need to be together and do what it wants to do together." I pick up on another: most of Scoble's 'arms' point to commercial services - while so much of my own reach is in the form of non-commercial services, open source applications, or even aspects of my own (hand-built) website. More...

3 février 2020

Fun

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Fun
That's the one word title of this summary of the Manitoba edubloggercon just completed. "About 60 people showed up and Andy Mckneil the president of their provincial technology group, organized and paid for the event. Andy also did a great job filming and recording the entire event." More...

3 février 2020

Conversation As a Radical Act

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Conversation As a Radical Act
Interesting diagram looking at the act of communication (online and off, but the implication is more online than off, to me at least). The 'diversity' petal to me speaks to the structure of the network, and I would add things like autonomy, openness and interactivity to that part of it. The 'key issues' speaks to meaning or content, which I've addressed a bit with semantics. But the 'process' part of it is something I haven't spoken a whole lot about: communications, even in networks, can vary greatly in type. In traditional networks, we think simply of a 'signal' being sent from one node to another, but in fact what we send are complex patterns. Handshakes, protocols, syntax, customs, flames, emoticons - these are all ways of representing the forms those patterns take. Viewed from one perspective, these are signals sent from one node to another. Viewed from another perspective, these are patterns of connectivity with emergent meaning (recognizable only from outside) sent from one network to another. More...

3 février 2020

When Two Tribes Go To War

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. When Two Tribes Go To War
The post addresses divergent approaches to managing institutional technological requirements - one view being the standard instiututional view, the other being the one standards and systems view. Good discussion, but what stood out as insightful was this: "I now wonder whether it might be better to sometimes leave such gaps unfilled. For as ‘Webdunc' recently commented 'To oversimplify; I don't think I've ever heard of a policy for what to do when you pass a peer/colleague/superior/lecturer/student in the street - why do we need one for online social behaviour?'." More...

3 février 2020

So You Want to Be an E-Learning Consultant...

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. So You Want to Be an E-Learning Consultant...
Many of the people I know in this field have become consultants. In this article, Harold Jarche talks about developing your business as a consultant and the challenges faced by freelancers. And yes, Harold, you should have included the importance of long bike rides and the resulting thinking time. Still, consulting isn't for everyone. My own career has taken exactly the opposite tack - I work for the government. Though there's a lot of overhead and paperwork, I enjoy a different type of freedom: the steady income that allows me to not worry about running advertising, offending clients, and the whole client-server relationship. More...

3 février 2020

Graphics, Streaming, Reflection

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Graphics, Streaming, Reflection
From the time I was about 12 years old I delivered newspapers. There was one occasion I was delivering a paper to a red-brick house on Brentwood, with an aluminum screen door, and as I reached to deposit the paper between the doors a young blond boy of about four years old opened the door, and I gave the paper to him. "This is something he might remember the rest of his life," I thought. Then I paused. "No," I decided, "this is something I will remember for the rest of my life." So periodically thereafter, I have replayed the scene in my mind - the door opening, me handing the paper to the kid. And I still remember it, a lifetime later, a small, inconsequential memory reinforced through nothing other than reflection. More...

3 février 2020

Giant Global Graph

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Giant Global Graph
The social graph as described by Brad Fitzpatrick is, according to Tim Berners-Lee, the semantic web. "I called this graph the Semantic Web, but maybe it should have been Giant Global Graph!" And it's a way, not of creating technology, but a way of thinking. More...

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