Turn on ye ole Javascript to add ratings in this low-budg app.

sxsw.com | FAQ | Sign in | Create an account

Home

• Search Panels
• Please note: The voting period is now closed.

Search: Search Proposals Advanced Search

			Category:	All (2372) Accessibility / Web Standards (101) Advertising (299) Animation / Cartoons (25) ARGs (41) Art (64) Back-End Programming / Databases (103) Blogging (218) Branding / Marketing / Publicity (665) Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization (578) Career / Work Concerns (256) Case Study (305) Cloud Storage / Delivery (68) Collaborative Filtering (51) Community / Online Community (684) Content (327) Content Management (120) Design Thinking (326) Digital Distribution (117) Digital Divide (98) Digital Filmmaking (54) Economic Concerns (122) Education (149) Front-End Programming (103) Funding / VC (62) Geolocation (61) Government and Technology (108) Green / Environmental (48) Hardware (36) History of Technology (62) Information Architecture (118) Interface Design (223) International (73) Journalism 2.0 (134) Licensing / Fair Use / Copyright (56) Locations -- US (10) Mobile / Wireless (121) Mobile Applications (153) Music 2.0 (54) New Technology / Next Generation (473) Non-Profits (103) Online Relationships (217) Online Video (139) Open Source (91) Other / Out There (162) Search (66) Self-Help / Self-Improvement (183) Social Issues (250) Social Networking (622) Sports 2.0 (24) User Experience (415) User Generated Content (220) Video Games (114) Visual Design (122) Web Apps / Widgets (201) Writing / Technical Writing (83)
Panel Title:			Tag:
Description:			Format:	Solo Dual Panel Core Conversation Workshop Future15
Organizer:			Level:	Beginner Intermediate Advanced
Company:			Comments:
Search Proposals Reset

Link to this page

1-30 of 1304

page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 go

>

	Yes No	Go Big or Go Home: Scaling Semantic Apps Toby Jungen, swingly.com While the Semantic Web has generated excitement, its usefulness is still restricted to a few areas. ... READ MORE While the Semantic Web has generated excitement, its usefulness is still restricted to a few areas. Efforts to expand the coverage of semantic apps have revealed limitations in performance and technology. We'll discuss how people are addressing these problems and when semantic apps will provide real value for real people. Accessibility / Web Standards, Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation, Search, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Surviving an Uprising: Balance Change With Innovation Christina Holsberry, Facebook Users hate change, but in order to stay relevant, we must constantly push the limit with new and inn... READ MORE Users hate change, but in order to stay relevant, we must constantly push the limit with new and innovative features and products that may not be well-received from the get-go. This discussion will explore the fine-line between iteration, ideation, innovation and alienating users with too much change. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community, Design Thinking, Interface Design, User Experience
	Yes No	Filtering the Real-Time Web Doug Camplejohn, Fliptop Twitter, Facebook News Feed, RSS, emails, text messages, and more. There’s too much information ... READ MORE Twitter, Facebook News Feed, RSS, emails, text messages, and more. There’s too much information rushing at us today and it’s only getting faster. In this panel, hear about the latest tools and technologies that filter the real-time web and allow you to get more “signal” and less “noise.” New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	The School of the Future and Social Networking Don Buckley, The School at Columbia University Social Networking has transformed basic means of communication. As we adapt social networks to educ... READ MORE Social Networking has transformed basic means of communication. As we adapt social networks to educational settings, traditional roles of teachers, students and peers can change. The network itself can rearrange power dynamics within educational settings. In this discussion educational technologists will present how various social networking platforms are used within current educational settings. In addition, we will explore the impact of specific projects using the networks and consider how they may develop in the future. Blogging, Education, Social Networking
	Yes No	Convergence: Already Here, and Gosh It's a Mess! Gabriel White, Punchcut Convergence is here and it’s a big mess. People are using services and media within hacked-togethe... READ MORE Convergence is here and it’s a big mess. People are using services and media within hacked-together ecosystems; systems without neat connections or beautiful symmetries. Punchcut will share the user insights and design principles needed to create applications and services that integrate into emerging digital lifestyles and convergent ecosystems. Community / Online Community, Design Thinking, Digital Distribution, Mobile / Wireless, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	New School User Experience Patterns Brendan Lee, Ribbit Corporation We all use at least two or three different devices and/or online mediums (cell phones, personal comp... READ MORE We all use at least two or three different devices and/or online mediums (cell phones, personal computers, IM, etc.) to communicate daily. How do we create a unified experience across these different devices, so that the ways in which we communicate become more transparent, more natural, and less distracting? Accessibility / Web Standards, Interface Design, Mobile / Wireless, User Experience
	Yes No	How We're Turning Outdoor Passion into Online Activism Jenny Coyle, Sierra Club Starting with the organization's founder, John Muir, the Sierra Club has a long and successful histo... READ MORE Starting with the organization's founder, John Muir, the Sierra Club has a long and successful history of getting people outside, making them care about a wild place, teaching them what's at stake and moving them up an activist ladder of engagement. This panel will show you how we're doing this (and having lots of fun) in our new online community, Sierra Club Trails -- and how you can do the same with your own online community. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community, Non-Profits, Social Networking
	Yes No	Digital, The Land of the Free Richard Lent, AgencyNet As digital agencies we are constantly faced with two ever-present obstacles. First, we must overcome... READ MORE As digital agencies we are constantly faced with two ever-present obstacles. First, we must overcome negative client perceptions about paying for intangible products. Second, we need to develop digital initiatives that satisfy the entitled web user, all the while presenting opportunities for monetization for clients. Advertising, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Economic Concerns
	Yes No	Draft Guidelines for Moderators to Support Suicide Prevention Cait Hurley, Orange A chat room or forum member showing signs of suicidal thoughts is a moderator's worst nightmare. Wha... READ MORE A chat room or forum member showing signs of suicidal thoughts is a moderator's worst nightmare. What do you do? Who do you turn to for help? Cait Hurley has kickstarted the process of creating a guide for moderators dealing with a visibly depressed community member. Read the draft, come and contribute your feedback. Community / Online Community, Social Issues, Social Networking
	Yes No	HD Video Streaming Server using PHP and Silverlight Mark Brown, Microsoft A dash of PHP, a pinch of Silverlight and a smidge of IIS and you can easily make an HD video stream... READ MORE A dash of PHP, a pinch of Silverlight and a smidge of IIS and you can easily make an HD video streaming server. Check out this session as we'll build a fully functional HD video streaming server and then give you the code so you can use it yourself. As a bonus we may even show on the fly encoding so you can make your very own HD version of YouTube with user generated content. Digital Distribution, Front-End Programming, Online Video, User Generated Content, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	What The Games Industry Can Teach Us About Doing Business… Jon Radoff, GamerDNA Social media has reshaped the interactions between gamers and fostered new types of gameplay and onl... READ MORE Social media has reshaped the interactions between gamers and fostered new types of gameplay and online experiences. Jon Radoff will discuss how companies in the game, film, and music industries have used real-time data about media consumption to engage customers--and explain how these industries can learn from each other. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Social Networking, Video Games
	Yes No	Technology For Results Not Profits Bobby Gruenewald, LifeChurch.tv When technology is leveraged around passion and purpose for the sake of results not profits, powerfu... READ MORE When technology is leveraged around passion and purpose for the sake of results not profits, powerful things can happen. While most non-profits are not known for technology, some are, and they are defying the traditional business models that drive technology. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Design Thinking, New Technology / Next Generation, Non-Profits, Open Source
	Yes No	Blending Traditional Support Techniques with Social Networking Diana Potter, Campaign Monitor In an era when even Comcast has a Twitter account simply picking up the phone doesn't cut it anymore... READ MORE In an era when even Comcast has a Twitter account simply picking up the phone doesn't cut it anymore. How can you blend those new social networking methods with the old standards and keep in touch with your customers without driving them (or your team) crazy? Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community, Online Relationships, Social Networking, User Experience
	Yes No	Learning To Crawl-How Jazz Musicians Can Succeed Derrick Lucas, WGMC JAZZ 90.1 How can jazz musicians survive and succeed in the new world economy? It can be done but how? By usi... READ MORE How can jazz musicians survive and succeed in the new world economy? It can be done but how? By using social networks and other alternative forms of marketing and promotion success can be had. Branding / Marketing / Publicity
	Yes No	Beyond AJAX: Freeing Content with JSON and REST Jason Lengstorf, Ennui Design With the rise of AJAX in modern web applications, the success of emerging web services will depend o... READ MORE With the rise of AJAX in modern web applications, the success of emerging web services will depend on the implementation of a functional REST API. Learn about REST, how to implement JSONP, and how this technology is changing the future of AJAX in this presentation. Content, Front-End Programming, New Technology / Next Generation, User Experience
	Yes No	Fluid Web Typography: Many Types, Many Faces Jason Cranford Teague, consultant Jason shows you how to apply the principles of fluid typography, Web-safe fonts, downloaded fonts, ... READ MORE Jason shows you how to apply the principles of fluid typography, Web-safe fonts, downloaded fonts, and type on images to create robust scalable designs to achieve great typography without resorting to type in images or Adobe Flash. Accessibility / Web Standards, Design Thinking, Interface Design, New Technology / Next Generation, Visual Design
	Yes No	Room for Lawn Flamingos? Future of Class Online Lisa Stone, BlogHer Will today's online neighborhoods and stereotypes continue to mirror offline society and drive wedge... READ MORE Will today's online neighborhoods and stereotypes continue to mirror offline society and drive wedges by race, gender and class? Or will a cultural melting (cyber)pot evolve because users are able to voice their interests with their personal appearance and economic calling cards masked (cars, houses, bling)? This panel asks leaders from diverse communities to talk frankly about how people are migrating around the internet -- and what it means for future communities and business models. Given that the most successful business models cut across lines of gender, race and class, what does this mean for media business models that have to reach everyone? This conversation moves well past the access and education issue, while acknowledging it. Case studies: Freebies for mommybloggers, Facebook vs. MySpace, NBC's Dance Your Ass Off, Women for Obama. Accessibility / Web Standards, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Digital Divide, Social Issues
	Yes No	Track This! - Augmented Reality Production Techniques & Tips James Hackett, Meld Media Inc. So your client has asked for an Augmented Reality project, and you don't know where to start. Using ... READ MORE So your client has asked for an Augmented Reality project, and you don't know where to start. Using a case study of the FWA winning site nissangooddecision.com, we'll teach you about Flash based AR production from start to finish, covering everything from 3D animation and export to coding in Actionscript 3. Highlighting both the creative and technical challenges of the project, we'll show you the future of AR beyond Flash, and introduce you to the possibilities of accessible tracking technologies. Back-End Programming / Databases, Case Study, Design Thinking, New Technology / Next Generation, User Experience
	Yes No	What Would Jesus Tweet: It’s All About Story Ryan Wynia, CHANGEffect You know him by his miracles and epic death on a cross. And 2000 years later Jesus is still drawing ... READ MORE You know him by his miracles and epic death on a cross. And 2000 years later Jesus is still drawing crowds. How? We’ll examine how Jesus took everyday scenarios and applied them as life lessons; how he communicated in common language, wrapping messages in simple, yet soul-gripping stories. Hint: He took his message to the people. Sound familiar?
	Yes No	CSS Framework Shootout Beau Smith, Six Apart, Ltd Many CSS Frameworks have been introduced in recent years, some are now quite popular. The advantages... READ MORE Many CSS Frameworks have been introduced in recent years, some are now quite popular. The advantages (fast development, cross-browser compatibility, table-less design, etc.) are exciting, but the disadvantages (bloat, lack of flexibility, lack of what is already available in css) are equally compelling. Framework authors discuss the similarities and differences. Accessibility / Web Standards, Design Thinking, Front-End Programming, Interface Design, Visual Design
	Yes No	Escape! Live and Work Where You Want Becky McCray, Small Biz Survival What's one step beyond being a web worker or a work shifter? Moving out of the big city. Looking to ... READ MORE What's one step beyond being a web worker or a work shifter? Moving out of the big city. Looking to escape long commutes and crowds, professionals are running into broadband issues, limited amenities, and culture clashes. How do you overcome those, and live where you want? Career / Work Concerns, Other / Out There, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Social Issues
	Yes No	Experimental Design: Your User Interface Is Your Laboratory Mike McDerment, FreshBooks We all know that great designs can only come from the genius of great designers. Except that is comp... READ MORE We all know that great designs can only come from the genius of great designers. Except that is complete crap. Great designs come from extensive user testing and making tons of iterations. Learn how the best-designed web apps extensively iterate and test their user interfaces to find what truly works. Design Thinking, Front-End Programming, Information Architecture, Interface Design, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Sports 2.0: The Sports Reporters David Eckoff, Spitter, Inc. Twitter, Facebook and other social media are radically changing sports media. Athletes, owners and r... READ MORE Twitter, Facebook and other social media are radically changing sports media. Athletes, owners and reporters are connecting directly with fans, breaking down traditional walls. Fans are getting instant access to news, fantasy sports and analysis like never before. What are the implications of Sports 2.0? Leading sports reporters, athletes, and super fans will discuss in a roundtable “Sports Reporters” format. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, New Technology / Next Generation, Sports 2.0
	Yes No	Real-life Design Patterns: Changing Human Behaviour Offline Salim Virani, Technology Consultancy The web is expanding to the analog world via wearable computing, tangible & ambient media, digital s... READ MORE The web is expanding to the analog world via wearable computing, tangible & ambient media, digital signage, smart materials and augmented reality. This panel of leading technologists and marketers analyses emerging design patterns and existing practices, and demonstrates how to drive behavioural change in the real world. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Design Thinking, Interface Design, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Networking
	Yes No	The Marriage of the Innovator and the Curmudgeon Jamie Monberg, Hornall Anderson Technology and design traditionally flourish in down economies, as we tend to do our most innovative... READ MORE Technology and design traditionally flourish in down economies, as we tend to do our most innovative work in a crisis. But, the most difficult and most necessary sacrifice is the status quo: Analog and digital disciplines can no longer afford to be in silos. The integrated shop is coming soon to a town near you. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Design Thinking, Digital Divide, User Experience
	Yes No	Stay Classy, SXSW: Building Respectful Software Matthew Rothenberg, Flickr What does it mean to build web services that DoTheRightThing™? A panel about product design decis... READ MORE What does it mean to build web services that DoTheRightThing™? A panel about product design decisions and the tradeoffs made in designing social software. We'll discuss understanding user expectations, incentivizing behavior, the impact of default settings, and handling privacy. Avoid becoming the next [company name redacted]. Case Study, Community / Online Community, Design Thinking, Social Networking, User Experience
	Yes No	Engaging Your Event's Audience With Social Media Alexis Karlin, Forrester Research Forrester uses social media to empower our event attendees to engage with the content, connect with ... READ MORE Forrester uses social media to empower our event attendees to engage with the content, connect with each other, and improve their overall experience. Using B2B events as our case study, we will take a deep dive into our social media methodology and provide detailed, inexpensive tips for successfully leveraging social media within a physical community. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Content, Online Video, Social Networking
	Yes No	Negotiating the Parent/Teen Divide Over Social Networking Karen Rayne, Adolescent Sexuality Today Parents are often at odds with their teenagers being on social networking sites. Can these sites pl... READ MORE Parents are often at odds with their teenagers being on social networking sites. Can these sites please parents and appeal to teens simultaneously? This panel brings parents, teens, and experts together to address this digital divide and offer suggestions on how social networking sites can build a workable bridge. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Case Study, Online Relationships, Social Issues, User Experience
	Yes No	From Hulu To Yahoo Widgets: Will The Internet Transform The TV? Richard Bullwinkle, Rovi Corporation Over the past twenty years, technology has morphed the computer into a TV. Now, with the emergence ... READ MORE Over the past twenty years, technology has morphed the computer into a TV. Now, with the emergence of Internet-connected TVs, widgets, and access to free content sites like Hulu, is the TV becoming a computer? This session will examine the key technological and business issues that are shaking up the traditional TV ecosystem as consumers’ appetite for Internet content grows. Content, Content Management, New Technology / Next Generation, User Experience, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Everyday Play: Games in the Event Stream Justin Hall, GameLayers Games are appearing in our event feeds, turning our data trails into playfields. This presentation ... READ MORE Games are appearing in our event feeds, turning our data trails into playfields. This presentation will showcase networked games integrated with our lives, augmenting our everyday existence with entertainment. Hall will present examples and statistics from GameLayers, as well as other projects that merge video games and online communications. ARGs, Social Networking, Video Games

Link to this page

← Back to the list

1-30 of 1304

page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 go

>

Shortcuts:

j or ↓

- Go down

k or ↑

- Go up

return

- Go to and comment

0,1

- Vote on selected idea

HELP