Workgroups

“Workgroups” is the new overall category for what in the first phase of the Alliance was designated by: “Thematic Workshops”, now “Thematic Groups”; “Socioprofessional Networks”; and “Geocultural Groups.” In this section, you will find all currently and previously existing Alliance workgroups. Their status is indicated as: filed, cooking, or active (click here for further explanations on these statuses).

If you are facilitator of one of these workgroups and would like to update your page, please ask for your login. In any case, feel free to contact the different facilitators or to refer a question to the alliance discussion list.

Thematic Groups

15 active workgroup(s) - 0 workgroups cooking - 20 filed workgroups

Socioprofessional Networks

10 active workgroup(s) - 0 workgroups cooking - 8 filed workgroups

Geocultural Groups

8 active workgroup(s) - 0 workgroups cooking - 3 filed workgroups

Alliance Forums

6 reports

To be able to organize a large number of cross-cultural and multilingual discussions and to allow international teams to work through the Internet in several languages with guaranteed results, the Alliance facilitation team set up, from the very start, an innovative methodology and the appropriate tools to make it happen. These tools and methods have enabled, and still do, rich and constructive discussions. The Alliance does not fund, for the moment, multilingual, international e-forums, but if you are interested in knowing about the tools and methods used for them, you may call on the Alliance communication team members at Infocom 21. Following is a selection of some of the international Internet-based debates organized by the Alliance.

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Translating Keywords
Keywords are translated within their text box, so you don't need to create several keywords. To tell SPIP how to translate each keyword, we are going to use the multi tag with the following (...)
Workgroup: Information and Communication Technology

Managing the Translation Status of Your Articles
Managing the translation status of your articles In a Web site containing several dozen articles, it is hard to know which articles are translations or which translations need updating. SPIP has (...)
Workgroup: Information and Communication Technology

Translating Articles
When you write an article, you need to specify its language (once you have saved it) before publishing it online: If the menu does not exist, this is a decision taken by your webmaster, and the (...)
Workgroup: Information and Communication Technology

Your First Article
Goal: publishing a text online. Choosing the text's position and type SPIP is structured so that a text is always part of a section. You therefore need to go to the relevant section. Section (...)
Workgroup: Information and Communication Technology