Terry speaking at Version-X in North Hollywood
From Terry's Art Is So Science Lecture Series
From Terry's Art Is So Science Lecture Series
Will books full of animation, graphics, video, photos, sound, music and 3D embedded in stories be the future
of what we read and call books, or are “enhanced” books a whole new media? Are print books and magazines close
to extinction or is this public-turning to the WEB and eBook readers for stories and news a passing fancy?
Who will write the books of the future? You’ve heard terms like eBooks, iBooks, enhanced books, transmedia,
multimedia, interactive multimedia, ePub,touch-enabled books – what’s up with all the names?
If you want to try
your hand at writing one of these New Media (yikes, yet another name!) books, can you do it on your own or
will you need to hire a programmer and other media and tech experts? Should you create an eBook or an app – say what?
Our presenter, New-Media author Terry Bailey will share her perspective on these questions along with a
look at interactive multimedia book creation tools, her own creation stories, history and thoughts
about the future of publishing.
Terry preseneted a workshop at
OfficeSlice in Sherman Oaks. Your brand identifies you, makes your business and products memorable, and
separates
you from your competitors. Every encounter someone has with your brand is an opportunity to build your brand
and customer loyalty. Your brand gives your customers something to be loyal to – yes, we have relationships
with the brands we love!
Day One: We’ll examine how successful brands are built, focusing on brand identity,
brand messaging and brand marketing.
Day Two: We’ll strategize real world cases (including your personal and company brand)
to develop a brand’s visual identity, messaging system, and information structure - across media formats
including print and web.
Terry presented a LunchNLearn workshop at OfficeSlice in Sherman Oaks. So many business people and non-photographers today are taking photos with their cells. Pictures have become a mainstay of our websites and Facebook pages. There are times when we need to hire a professional, but everyone can learn to take photos that are closer to professional quality. Come learn how to make your websites and Facebook pages look more professional with a few simple photography tips.
Terry speaking at OfficeSlice in Sherman Oaks
The Universality of Interaction and Interface Design
Writing New Media
Reflections on the Future of Publishing, From a Bleeding Edge Interactive Multimedia Author
Creativity Can Be Taught - - and Learned
Digital Marketing and Branding: It's All About Your Target Audience, Not You!
Establishing an Interactive-WEB-Mobile Design and Development Curriculum
Why We Need the Arts in Schools
The Tension between Creative and Innovative: Reflections of an Interactive Designer and Technologist
Marketing and Branding in A Digital Age
Working with a Designer (For Non-Designers)
Data Visualization and Information Design - Going Beyond the Obvious to be Effective
Women and Technology: an Historical and Future Looking Reflection
Accommodating Women In the Technology Workforce: (Yeah, It Has Not Been Very Women Friendly Over Last Many Decades)
The Histories of Digital Art and Interactive Multimedia
The History of Copying and Copyright in Art (this lecture often surprises non-artists and attorneys!)
. . . or, A Custom Presentation for Your Own Group
Terry was profiled in the Pasadena Weekly:"Mission Possible: Renaissance woman Terry Bailey
brings others up to speed with changing and challenging technology.
Terry Bailey has a mission: get women and girls up to speed with technology. . . . Bailey seeks to
remedy what she sees as a severe deficit in women's grasp of computers and digital communication. Females may
use technology, but we are not much involved in creating it, a loss for everyone.
Bailey lived in Glendale
for years but is now a resident of Pasadena. She's had a remarkable career, usually the only woman in the
fields she's selected. Strong in both right- and left-brain pursuits, she's a creative "techie." While the
so-called "conventional" wisdom is that science and the arts do not mix, shaking up oil and vinegar takes
two seemingly opposite ingredients and makes dressing. Bailey mixes it all up and becomes more than the
sum of her parts. I hope she doesn't mind me likening her to delicious vinaigrette!
Another non-culinary
way to label the label-defying Bailey is to call her a Renaissance woman. Look at her Web site
(www.mediabench.com) and you'll see she covers a lot of territory. She's a digital communication consultant,
artist, college lecturer, singer and novelist."
Click here for full article.