An original, serious and festive initiative designed to raise the profile of digital professions and bring students and companies closer together. The event will be held in over thirty cities across France on the night of December 3 to 4, bringing together thousands of students (+3,000 in 2014!).
Being a partner is an opportunity to promote your company to students!
More information on thewebsite andFacebook page.
The 2015 Nuit de l’Info brought students together for a collaborative challenge combining software creation, creativity and teamwork. The evening and night format helped participants experience constraints similar to those encountered in real projects.
Good event coverage gives readers context: the topic being addressed, the challenges facing participants and the kinds of professional connections the gathering encouraged. Where a programme has ended, a retrospective is more appropriate than wording that suggests ticket sales or applications remain open.
For a historical event notice, the valuable angle is the link between higher education and employers. Partnerships, coaching and feedback can help students put classroom knowledge into practice and recognise a variety of digital professions.
Events also help make emerging technologies understandable by connecting demonstrations to real users. The most useful questions concern the problem being solved, the resources required and the ability to operate a solution over time. This perspective gives an older announcement continuing educational relevance.
For exhibitors and speakers, follow-up matters as much as the event itself. Discussions may lead to pilots, training or working groups, although these outcomes depend on subsequent work. Participants can benefit from translating contacts and ideas into realistic next steps, with the resources needed to deliver them.
