Episode 6: Partnering around Data on Arts Education in K-12 Schools

Episode 6: What does Partnering Around Data have to do with Arts Programming in North Florida Schools?
Hosts: Dan Richard & Karthik Umapathy
In this episode, We will see how hidden dimensions in school arts data can reveal important patterns to improve arts programs over time.
Lucy Chen from the Cathedral Arts Project will update us on the efforts to assess, qualify, and improve arts programming in the Northeast Florida region.
This initiative is part of a broader Collective Impact program that seeks to see lasting positive change in our communities through civic action and collaboration.
The discussion includes answers to the following questions.
How has Duval County and the Northeast Florida region taken strides to look deeper into the distribution and impact of arts programming in schools?
How did this partnership between the Cathedral Arts Project and Duval County Public Schools develop, and what is on the horizon for this program?
How has data science supported your efforts in learning about the hidden dimensions of school arts programming?
What is one major finding that helps you gain insight and support programs across the spectrum of arts programs?
What are the broader impacts of these initiatives?
hDim Podcast:
Many data scientists are beginning to discover hidden value and broader impacts of their work. The Hidden Dimensions (hDim) podcast seeks to uncover the perspectives, values, and techniques that give data science work meaning in an ever-changing and connected world.
We believe quality data science is collaborative and connects relevant data and powerful technology tools with mindful consideration of the human element and meaningful community engagement.
The hDim podcast is produced by the Florida Data Science for Social Good (FL-DSSG) program at the University of North Florida (UNF).
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Recording Date: June 20, 2024
Podcast video produced by:
Andy Rush, Creative and Course Media Developer
UNF CIRT Video Studio
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The title music is taken from Shake It by Aakash Gandhi available on KZbin Audio Library.
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