SXSWedu 2013 brought great ideas to the table. We presented a discussion — that extended throughout the day — on the impacts of MOOCs and other pressures on the buy-build-share decisions in U.S. higher education:
Blending the University: Beyond MOOCs
Enjoy Podcasts with Creatives
A Creative Maestro: Mark Brymer Talks Show Production and Choral Arranging
From Immersive Theater to VR Innovation: Deirdre V. Lyons’ Journey
Risk, Reward, and Representation in Hollywood with Harry Abrams
Creating New Musical Instruments . . . with Mike Butera
Discovering New Artists and Building Your Own Path . . . with Jason Kramer
Building VR Community through Learning . . . with Dominique Wu
If I’m Going to Keep Evolving . . . with Peter Kiesewalter, The Moth Project
Peter Kiesewalter creates at the divergent edge — at the intersection of art and science. In this case, he’s working at the edge of ecology and biology along with music and location-based entertainment with The Moth Project. It’s a live experience in beautiful places with the stories of moths and their lives to music.
