Join Gigi Johnson and the UCLA Center for Music Innovation in our session on Surviving the Shift: Rethinking Music and Data at SXSW 2015, in Austin, TX, at 2 pm on March 20.
More information: http://schedule.sxsw.com/2015/events/event_MP41431
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How to drink from a fire hose. Presentation made to the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Virtual IT conference. Filtering based off of importance of the information.
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While are fighting across blogs and trade press about streaming, location-based data, and social value changes, throwing around selective data, we are light on seeing the Big Picture(s) or the drivers toward uncertain possible futures.
This presentation wrestles with how time, place, data, connectivity, rights politics, live events, and oligopolies may change the way we create, collaborate, share, and live off of music revenue streams — and how we can cooperate to shape intended outcomes.
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Drinking from the Digital Data Fire HoseGigi Johnson
Digital change expert Dr. Gigi Johnson, Executive Director of the Maremel Institute, will share on April 17, 2014, this webinar with the US Department of Housing and Urban Development's OCIO Learning Sessions online. She will discuss five (5) steps to both grow and simplify how we can use abundant data to make better daily and strategic decisions. She will address questions such as: How can I use the data that I can get now at a reasonable price with reasonable use of time to help my work thrive? How can I find ways to SAVE time and energy around data? How can I have the right data when I need it for decisions? and Can I create systems and structures to make this daunting task a little simpler? These slides share the content planned for this event. More information can be found at http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/press/multimedia/videos.
Music 2020: Changing the Future - SXSW 2016 Panel PickerGigi Johnson
How do we change the future in the face of major uncertainty? The music industry has been fighting in public about the present as major power and economic shifts are happening. This SXSW Panel Picker pitch is a very short version of an hour-long discussion of how we get 20/20 vision about possible futures in music and how we set our sights on the directions of desired change.
How to drink from a fire hose. Presentation made to the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Virtual IT conference. Filtering based off of importance of the information.
FTC FIRST Summer Conference: Gearing Up Mad Interview SkillsGigi Johnson
Share our July 24, 2014 FIRST Tech Challenge webinar slides! Info: http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/ftc/gear-up-with-ftc and http://firsttechchallenge.blogspot.com/2014/06/gear-up-with-ftc-inaugural-first-tech.html
Description: Team judging interviews can be a mystery for rookie teams -- and for many experienced teams and mentors as well! We'll share stories of good and challenging judging interviews and cover 5 steps to improving your team interview skills. Gigi Johnson, EdD, has both judged and coached FTC teams in the Los Angeles area and with humor and insight is glad to share ideas on gearing up your team judging interview skills.
SXSW Music 2015: Surviving the Shift: Rethinking Music and DataGigi Johnson
Gigi Johnson, Inaugural Director of the UCLA Center for Music Innovation, shared this presentation at SXSW Music 2015. She discussed how artists and those who support them might think differently about planning how to work with data, and how the "Digital Ma" and Small Data might make sense for artists in a world shifting from transactional music purchases to relational content. She talked about Super Fans and tools that are in use now for engaging with your fans, plus concerns as this shift continues for artists.
SXSW 2016 - Music 2020: How We Can Change the FutureGigi Johnson
Slides for the 2016 SXSW Music presentation and discussion at http://schedule.sxsw.com/2016/events/event_PP53896. ow can we get 20/20 vision about alternate futures in music and set our sights on directions of desired change?
While are fighting across blogs and trade press about streaming, location-based data, and social value changes, throwing around selective data, we are light on seeing the Big Picture(s) or the drivers toward uncertain possible futures.
This presentation wrestles with how time, place, data, connectivity, rights politics, live events, and oligopolies may change the way we create, collaborate, share, and live off of music revenue streams — and how we can cooperate to shape intended outcomes.
Ecosystem Transformation: Accelerating Change in Music Human/Tech SystemsGigi Johnson
Gigi Johnson, the Executive Director of UCLA's Center for Music Innovation at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, shared this discussion in May with a group of music executives about the impact of streaming music and other technologies on how we create and enjoy songs, community, and experience in music. This presentation was shared with those in attendance, and we now are sharing this with this SlideShare community as well. http://innovation.schoolofmusic.ucla.edu
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SXSW Panelpicker 2015: Surviving the Shift: Music and Data
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Assumptions Around “Local” Content
• Local: New media based on filters and data
• Heatmaps for digital listening and decision-making
• Search-based hyper-local advertising and apps
• Mobile beacons for concerts?
• New business combinations? Local creation? Local
social tools/conversations?