Bonjour à tous,
Le Fri, 19 Jun 2020 10:34:03 +0200,
Marc Chantreux xyz@xyz.tld a écrit :
Cette conférence se tiendra du 24 au 26 juillet, sur Zoom(*).
Ca m’aurait vraiment boté mais c’est sur zoom. Sais-tu s’il est
possible de suivre et participer via d’autres media (youtube, irc,
…)
Toute la conférence sera enregistrée, puis mise en ligne pour être
regardée plus tard. Mais bien sûr, il manquera l’aspect interactif
(possibilité de poser des questions, d’organiser des discussions en
petits groupes après les exposés…).
Cela dit, ce sera sans doute une excellente solution pour les exposés
qui vont se dérouler à 4 heures du matin… En effet, pour ne favoriser
aucun fuseau horaire, mais faciliter la vie des orateurs, chacun va
parler à une heure qui lui est confortable, qu’il soit en Asie, en
Europe/Afrique ou aux Amériques. Vous verrez que ça fait de très
longues journées pour le participant qui ne voudrait rien rater…
Ça commence donc ce vendredi. Je vous rappelle qu’il est
indispensable de s’enregistrer par le site web, même si c’est
gratuit:
https://tug.org/tug2020/
Ci-dessous, l’invitation envoyée par le TUG aux groupes
d’utilisateurs LaTeX du monde entier:
The TeX annual user conference TUG 2020 is going digital
on July 24, 25, 26. Register for free!
As we move TUG 2020 completely online, we look forward to offering you
the same vibrant programming, innovative and timely content from
presenters, and opportunities to reflect and connect over the emerging
topics in TeX and typography with users across the world. The online
conference will include our regular offerings and opportunities for
engagement, including sessions, workshops, keynotes, and space to
connect with users, from across the globe.
We will have keynote addresses by Steven Matteson, the designer of the
NOTO fonts and John MacFarlane the author of Pandoc. We will also
feature interviews with Javier Bezos of Babel and Philip Kime of
BibLaTeX.
In addition to participating in the live event, all attendees will have
access to break-out rooms for networking and social engagement. Moving
our face-to-face conference to a fully online format presents us with
the unique opportunity to spotlight the best of what the online modality
affords – meaningful collaboration and the ability to reflect and
connect with colleagues around the world. We hope that you will join us
for this reimagined event, and celebrate our collective resilience and
dedication to forging connections without boundaries.
We look forward to welcoming you to the TUG 2020 Online Conference in
July, and we are here to help you however we can with questions and
requests for support. Please feel free to reach out to us with
requests related to TUG 2020 at
tug-conferences@tug.org
Registration is required. While access to the meeting will be free to
everyone, you will be required to register to view the meeting. Even if
you registered to attend the TUG 2020 at RIT, you will need to register
again for TUG 2020 Online. Registration for the meeting is open at
https://tug.org/tug2020/
Paulo Ney de Souza
TUG 2020 Organizers