Sustaining Wonder

JupyterCon 2018 Keynote. The notebooks and their rich content evoke a sense of wonder. Jupyter has become the de facto standard for computational communication and data science. How do we sustain and innovate on Jupyter as we move forward into the future.

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1. 
 Sustaining Wonder Carol Willing @WillingCarol JupyterCon Aug 23, 2018
2. Learning @WillingCarol Business Academia Research
8. @WillingCarol
9. Creating Wonder @WillingCarol
10. Elegant Simplicity @WillingCarol Explore
11. Interactive visualization @WillingCarol Engage
12. Communication @WillingCarol Meaning
13. Interactive computing is a tool of connection. —Prof. Lorena Barba @WillingCarol 2014
14. @WillingCarol 2018 2013 2023 Wow!
15. Vision for the Future @WillingCarol Business Academia Research
16. If you dream it, you can build it. —Walt Disney @WillingCarol
19. How? @WillingCarol
20. Raise the BAR
21. Sustain @WillingCarol
22. Knowledge as a Commons Elinor Ostrom 2009 Nobel Prize in Economics @WillingCarol Sustaining without Tragedy
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 Complex systems Self organized communities Rules need to fit the socio-economic context @WillingCarol Conditions, Community, Rules
24. Sustain the Foundation @WillingCarol Don't be a sucker.
25. Create new products and services (Business) Improve lifelong learning for all (Academia) Prevent or cure Alzheimers (Research) @WillingCarol We must challenge ourselves Sustaining is not enough to...
26. Open Innovation @WillingCarol
27. win-win-win @WillingCarol Business Academia Research
28. Value Creation
29. @WillingCarol Sustain Innovate Computational Knowledge Consortiums
30. Changing data into knowledge and actions @WillingCarol Computational Knowledge Consortiums
31. Value propositions Individual Organization @WillingCarol Why join a consortium
33. 
 @WillingCarol relentless integrity curiosity generosity Set a high BAR
34. Wonder @WillingCarol creates value people connects
35. Thank You
36. @WillingCarol Recognition and Attributions "sky" flickr photo by is_kyoto_jp https://flickr.com/photos/is_kyoto_jp/4318064923 shared under a Creative Commons (BY) license "2010-04-22" flickr photo by bgottsab https://flickr.com/photos/gottgraphicsdesign/5863884809 shared under a Creative Commons (BY- NC) license "Superhero" flickr photo by built4love.hain https://flickr.com/photos/128431605@N05/15274715978 shared under a Creative Commons (BY) license "Brooklyn Bridge - NYC" flickr photo by Marcela McGreal https://flickr.com/photos/marcelamcgreal/27098502733 shared under a Creative Commons (BY) license "2017 Golden Bear Open" flickr photo by Sangudo https://flickr.com/photos/sangudo/32698145006 shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-ND) license © Holger Motzkau 2010 / Wikipedia/Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0 Matplotlib documentation Carol Willing papers and photos Jupyter project logos music21 website Cyrille Rossant website Fernando Perez website JOSE website "Beware of Coils" flickr photo by cogdogblog https://flickr.com/photos/cogdog/5753710309 shared into the public domain using (CC0)
37. @WillingCarol Recognition and Attributions http://www.classiccmp.org/cini/pdf/Apple/Apple%20II%20(Redbook) %20Reference%20Manual%2030th%20Anniversary.pdf https://www.scullinsteel.com/apple2/#basic_games_2 Opiniones de Apple DOS Special thanks to Ana Karen Dahlie Wendy Brian and Fernando Project Jupyter team nteract team My family