do•doc 13 is out!
After a public beta this spring, version 13 of do•doc is available. It brings around 900 changes since version 12: a redesigned project interface, discussions, task lists, richer publications and Docker support.
After a public beta this spring, version 13 of do•doc is available. It brings around 900 changes since version 12: a redesigned project interface, discussions, task lists, richer publications and Docker support.
We were invited to present the free software do•doc online, as part of the webinars showcasing the resources of the Forge Primaire (the French primary education open source forge).
Two workshops at Hyperlien, in Nantes, to discover our software do•doc. Free and open to everyone (registration required)!
We took part in the radio show Libre à vous! #222 on October 15th, 2024, on Cause commune radio (in French).
Every month, we host an online video meeting to discuss our tools and the practices they support. Open to everyone, no registration needed.
Calepin is a digital interface designed to support a scientific approach. It allows collecting and visualizing data, as well as presenting analyses and results. This beta version was designed for the Cap au Nord project, for middle school students on an expedition in Iceland.
A one-week workshop with ENSCI students on designing graphic interfaces.
Over the past few months, we made several adaptations of our software Les Cahiers du Studio for various seminars and conferences.
The students of ésam Caen/Cherbourg invited us to the ninth edition of the Impressions Multiples fair. We offered them a little game to make posters together, with many hands and online!
Results of the Technological addictions workshop held with a 9th grade class (3e) of the Édouard Pailleron middle school (Paris 19) during the 2019-2020 school year.
(Video recording available, in French)
How can we encourage people to write and share meaningful testimonies about the forms of solidarity emerging during this health crisis? L'Atelier was asked whether do•doc could meet this challenge.
Yesterday (Tuesday April 28th, 2020), l’Atelier des chercheurs took part, with Framasoft and Sugarizer, in the “Education and Free Software” round table, moderated by Christophe Noullez (Tiers Lieux Edu) for the Ludoviales 2020. A short look back at, and some thoughts on, what was discussed.
A timeline (2014-2020) of various situated versions of documentation stations, organized by creation date and by creator(s).