International world wide web conference

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1:30 pm
 
FLASH PRESENTATION AND LOUNGE
 
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 Présentation des projet de l’OKFN  |  Diane Mercier
 
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 Logiciels libres, économie collaborative et Web 2.0  |  Schallum, Pierre
 
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 R project in the Google Summer of Code  |  Hocking, Toby
2:45 pm
 LOUNGE
 
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 With demonstrations and posters
3:15 pm
 
FLASH PRESENTATION AND LOUNGE
 
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 L’appropriation collective de l’informatique libre et vous  |  Gauthier-Pilote, Mathieu
 
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 Web solidaire et justice cognitive en Afrique francophone  |  Mboa, Thomas
4:30 pm
 
CLOSING SESSION
  
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  ALEXANDRE ENKERLI

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EDU-FICTION 2030 PANEL
DAY 3 – WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13  
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  ROOM 524B
7:30 pm
ORGANIZER
TELUQ, THE DISTANCE LEARNING UNIVERSITY IN QUEBEC
What will the Web bring? With the assumption that the future is not something we step on but rather the result 
of projected ideas sustained with effort and work, we have organized an expert panel envisioning higher edu-
cation scenarios in 2030. For this committed exercise we have invited four renowned academics with different 
backgrounds to explore socio-economic, technological, pedagogical, and sustainable dimensions of learning in 
the future. Based on actual trends in open, digital, mobile, and networked learning we will engage in a productive 
discussion where all participants will be invited to express and imagine together. Come to this panel, listen to the 
experts and exchange your ideas on hot questions like:
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 How will the evolution of the Web impact learning?
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 Which will be the role of Higher Education institutions?
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 How the educational offer will diversify to support the growing demand of learning anytime-anywhere?
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 How will pervasive learning environments look like?
PANELISTS
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  Jutta Treviranus, Professor at the Ontario College of Art and Design University (OCADU) in Toronto, Canada, 
and Director and Founder of the Inclusive Design Research Centre
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  Jean-Philippe Bradette, CTDP, CRHA, Vice-President, Learning Strategies at Ellicom, a Montreal-based company 
in e-Learning and Training
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  Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, Professor of Human Resources Management at TÉLUQ, Research Chair Canada on 
socio-economic challenges of the knowledge economy
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  Rick Cummings, Professor and Acting Director of the Centre for University Teaching and Learning at Murdoch 
University, Australia.
 MODERATOR
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  Marcelo Maina, Professor of Educational Technology at TÉLUQ, member of Edull@ab, Open University  
of Catalunya, Spain.

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SPECIAL EVENTS
WWW DEVELOPERS DAY 2016
MONDAY, APRIL 11  
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  ROOM 524A, 524B
9:00 am – 5:30 pm
ORGANIZER
ANDREI SAMBRA − MIT, USA
OSHANI SENEVIRATNE − ORACLE, USA
LALANA KAGAL − MIT, USA
» BotOrNot: A system to evaluate social bots 
  Clayton Allen Davis (Indiana University); Onur Varol (Indiana University); Emilio Ferrara (Information  
  Sciences Institute, University of Southern California); Alessandro Flammini (Indiana University);  
  Filippo Menczer (Indiana University)
» Capturing and Annotating Processes using a Collaborative Platform 
  Tobias Weller (Karlsruher Institute of Technology); Maria Maleshkova (AIFB, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
»  Skos-history: Exploiting Web Standards for Change Tracking in Knowledge Organization Systems
  Joachim Neubert (ZBW Leibniz Information Centre for Economics)
»  A Payment Protocol of the Web, for the Web (Or, Finally Enabling Web Micropayments with the  
  Interledger Protocol)
  Evan Schwartz (Ripple)
»  Context-based A/B test validation
  Michael Nolting (Sevenval Technologies GmbH); Jan Eike von Seggern (Sevenval Technologies GmbH)
»  Interledger: Creating a Standard for Payments
  Stefan Thomas (Ripple); Adrian Hope-Bailie (Ripple)

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WWWAFRICA 2016
This special event of WWW2016 has three main objectives: 1) provide a meeting platform for African web devel-
opers and researchers; 2) stimulate the development of e-Gov, e-Health, e-Education and Smart-cities via the link 
between African web actors and deciders in African countries; 3) stimulate the research publication on web related 
topics to African issues and help African scientists access to world-class conferences.
TUESDAY, APRIL 12
  
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  ROOM 524C
9:00 am – 9:30 am
 
OPENING CEREMONY
9:30 am – 10:30 am
 
INVITED TALK
10:30 am
 
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11:00 am
 BREAK
11:00 am – 12:30 pm
  MORNING SESSION ON E-EDUCATION
  
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 Amine Berqia : Li-Fi the future of Mobile Learning
  
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 Kameni Homte Jaures Styve, Batchakui Bernabe, Tangha Claude and Nkambou Roger :  
   
A semantic search engine of web content for educational purposes
  
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 Armel Ayimdji Tekemetieu and Souleymane Koussoube : Contextual Concepts in  
   
  Description Logics Based Ontologies
  
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 Komi Sodoké and Angelo de Souza : Toward an innovative blended learning platform  
   
  for Africa
  
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 Edith Belise Kenmogne : A context-aware and hybrid recommender algorithm adapted to  
   
  e-learning for African environments
12:30 pm
 
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2:00 pm
 LUNCH
2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
 
AFTERNOON SESSION ON E-HEALTH
  
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 Ahmed Moussa : Enabling Bioinformatics and health informatics Skills in Africa
  
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 Alain Tiedeu and Christian Menyeng : Network architecture for remote healthcare delivery
  
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 Alain Tiedeu and Yannick Abanda : E-medicine: a secure transmission of  
   
  electrocardiograms using chaos synchronization

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