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The circulation of knowledge in the digital era. What are the connections between authors, publishers, libraries and readers of digital books?Here is the detailed programme of the Open Electronic Publishing Summer University. Registered participants will soon find all the practical information they need to choose the lectures and workshops they wish to take part in on this blog.Please note that a public debate will be held on at 18.00 on Friday 16 September in the Alcazar Library, bringing the week to a close in a meeting open to everyone. Further information will soon be published in the blog about it.Monday 129h-10h: opening conferenceIntroduction to the Summer University10h30-12h30Lecture 1: Is reading a social activity? / Hubert GuillaudLecture 2: The UnLibrary project: amplified authors  / Chris Meade14h-17hWorkshop 1: Using Lodel for publishing books and journals online 1/2Workshop 2: Bibliographical monitoring with online toolsWorkshop 3: XML TEI for publishing 1/2Workshop 4: Integrating OpenEdition content into a library or institution’s information management systemWorkshop 5: Developing online scientific knowledge18h: evening eventConference: On digital reading / Michel RolandTuesday 139h-10h: opening lectureDigital documents and distribution platforms / Jean Michel Salaün10h30-12h30Lecture 1: From open access to Freemium / Françoise BenhamouLecture 2: (Academic) community management in the humanities and social sciences for publishers and librarians / Cornélius Pushmann14h-17hWorkshop 1: Using Lodel for publishing books and journals online 2/2Workshop 2: Setting up and implementing network reading toolsWorkshop 3: XML TEI for publishing 2/2Workshop 4: Enriching metadata: manual and automated methodsWorkshop 5: Relaying OpenEdition content to your websites18h: evening eventBookCamp: presentation of electronic publishing projectsWednesday 149h-10h: opening lectureElectronic reading tablets / Hervé Bienvault10h30-12h30Lecture 1: Experiments with digital publishing in the Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS): possibilities and challenges / Janneke AdemaLecture 2: Print on demand: state of the market, uses and their development / Inès de Montesquieu, Pierre Mounier, Solène Roulet14h: Boat trip at seaThursday 159h-10h: opening conferenceThe issues involved in the cyber-infrastructures of the knowledge economy / Françoise Thibault10h30-12h30Lecture 1: A new alliance between publishers and librarians for the sustainable development of open acess: OpenEdition freemium / Guy Teasdale, Jean-Christophe PeyssardLecture 2: Points of concern and innovations regarding copyright in the virtual world / Lionel Maurel14h-17hWorkshop 1: Using the Manuscrits platform to manage the publishing workflow of a journal 1/2Workshop 2: Using multimedia platforms to disseminate "expanded editions"Workshop 3: Designing and producing an ePub edition of a book 1/2Workshop 4: Optimising content indexing for Isidore platformWorkshop 5: How to open a research blog on Hypotheses.org18h: evening eventPresentation and discussion of fair licensing / Hervé Le CrosnierFriday 169h-10h: opening conferenceElectronic publishing in developing countries: the emergence of new models / Octavio Kulesz10h30-12h30Lecture 1: Information-related researcher practices: survey results and analysis / G. Gallezot, M. RolandLecture 2: Carte Blanche to François Bon: Books and digital books, how to go about it?14h-17hWorkshop 1: Using the Manuscrits platform to manage the publishing workflow of a journal 2/2Workshop 2: Advanced blogging on Hypotheses.orgWorkshop 3: Prepraring and producing an ePub edition of a book 2/2Workshop 4: Using the Calenda webservice on dissemination platformsWorkshop 5: Preparing texts for Lodel18h: evening eventReading/Writing in the digital age: public debate at the Alcazar Library with a presentation by if:book, the Institute for the future of the BookRelated postSecond Summer university in open electronic publishing: a pre-programeComplementDownload full programme (pdf format)