Considering working together?

Briefly describe your situation, your goal and the people involved. I will reply to see whether my approach can help.

For one hour on your question (CHF 120), choose this option in the form and suggest three time slots. I will reply with a slot and a payment link. For an organisation, describe your project and I will reply in writing within 24 hours.

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Locations: Meetings by video call or in person, depending on what is possible. Depending on the contract, available to travel internationally; free to work in Switzerland, the European Union and Canada. Visa facilitation in some Commonwealth countries.
Working languages: Bilingual in French and English; German and Italian for simple individual sessions only.

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Your request is about

One hour on your question (CHF 120) A project for an organisation A reuse of the method, a guide or a game Supporting research-creation (for example by Interac e-Transfer) Something else: study, translation, media or partnership

Three time slots that suit you

Day and time, with your time zone if you are not in Switzerland. I reply with a slot and a payment link.

Who told you about me? (optional)

A person, a course, an article or an online search. It helps me thank those who share this work.

Your situation in a few lines

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Fees and commons

The amount of each assignment depends on its duration, the number of people and the deliverables: it is set by quotation. Describe your project and I will reply in writing within 24 hours.

See the impact and price ranges

I give priority to projects that create resources the general public can freely reuse; this is entirely compatible with a traditional business model. Unless otherwise agreed, the methods and processes I put in place may be documented and published in scientific publications under a free licence.

On this compatibility: the guide to the contribution economy by Lourdin (2019) (in French) and the economic analysis of open source by Lerner and Tirole (2002).