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GAILLARD Irène, CHAUVIN Christine (coord.). « Analysing activity: what endures and what is new? ». Le travail humain, n° 79, jan. 2016, 96 p.Activity analysis is central to ergonomics and psycho-ergonomics in French-speaking countries. It places understanding activity at the heart of the design and improvement of work situations (Daniellou, 2005; Keyser, 1991). It involves understanding, explaining, and modelling actual activities in order to act upon situations. Activity analysis is designed to model and improve the understanding of how human beings function at work, and to highlight the active role people play in systems, whether they are operators, employees, actors, subjects, managers, trainers or users. (...)Lire la suite : www.cairn.info/revue-le-travail-humain-2016-1-page-1.htm