While researchers are working to develop sign language recognition technologies, there are no commercially available sign language recognition technologies (yet). As performing arts seeks to become a more inclusive and diverse space, one area that we can work to be more inclusive is with our language, by making our spaces accessible to those who speak many languages, even non-spoken ones.
Engaging the Next Generation Audience for the Legacy Music Artist: Les Paul Case Study
The following research was designed to gain an understanding of the legacy artist to further develop the Les Paul brand and increase recognition surrounding his name. The research team examined strategies for re-introducing Paul in an over-saturated media climate to younger generations through both quantitative and qualitative analysis.
Strategies in the Streaming Industry: Bally Sports as Case Study
This case study for Bally Sports shows that sports fans’ top priority for streaming is accessible, reliable, and interesting content. As a result of these findings, the recommendations to maintain longevity in the streaming industry focus on the importance of brand awareness, user experience, representative content, and potential partnership integrations.
September’s News: AI’s Next Moves as Social Media Platforms Reposition
Prototyping Case Study: A Sprint Journey to a Website for Sharing Resources
Prototyping is an essential part of beta-testing any digital tool. The following processed involved a period of stakeholder interviews that informed an Agile-based sprint process for prototyping an interactive resource-sharing website. This process was fast and effective to get multi-user feedback and a final prototype in an overall 8 weeks with a final 2 week-long sprints.
Climate Change: How Museums and Artists Are Changing The Narrative
Art serves various purposes, ranging from aesthetics, to therapeutic uses, to avenues for making powerful statements – including meaningful contributions to the conversation on climate change and climate advocacy. Here’s how some museums around the world are partnering with artists to use their voice surrounding climate advocacy through installations of art and technology.
To Stream or Not To Stream: Is that the right question anymore?
The current status of digital programming and investment varies widely across the arts and cultural sector. Some organizations have abandoned the streaming technology they experimented with, while others continue to incorporate digital programs and performances into their offerings. The following research reveals U.S. streaming trends and audience behaviors.
Letter from the Editor
Hello to all of our arts, management, and technology enthusiasts from the 2023-2024 Chief Editor, Samantha Sonnet. This year’s content will be full of everything from A.I. and blockchain to the intersection of technology and climate/social justice and more! Get your reading glasses ready, and settle in for another great year.
Using Venmo for Non-Profit Fundraising
Fundraising is the lifeblood of any non-profit organization. Not only is it the primary way to raise money for your organization’s cause, but it also keeps your organization running day-to-day to work on sustaining its mission. Your nonprofit should always be looking for new donation tools as part of your digital strategy. Non-profit fundraising has been made easier than ever before with the creation of technology and apps, such as Venmo.
In The News: Summer 2023 & Upcoming Summer Break
This summer has been full of new developments and controversies from social media and big tech to the blockchain and the growing A.I realm. We’re going to take a look at what has occurred this summer, and then take a break for a few weeks. AMT Lab will resume publishing after Labor Day, but until then… happy reading!