3. What is TED?
TED is a global foundation devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. It started out in
1984 as a conference bringing together people from 3 worlds: Technology,
Entertainment, Design. Since then, its scope has become ever broader.
With its 3 annual conferences, video website TED.com, initiatives and
community projects, TED is now a platform and a global movement focused on
meaningful change through the power of ideas.
4. What is TEDx ?
TEDx was created in the spirit of TED's mission,
“Ideas Worth Spreading." The program is designed to give communities,
organizations and individuals the opportunity to stimulate dialogue through
TED-like experiences at the local level.
At TEDx events, a screening of TEDTalks videos -- or a combination of live
presenters and TEDTalks videos -- sparks deep conversation and
connections. TEDx events are fully planned and coordinated independently,
on a community-by-community basis.
6. TEDx
A Global Platform for Conversation, Connection & Collaboration
TEDx Global Data: Online
• 12,900 TEDx Talks available
• 27.6 Million Views on YouTube and the TEDxTalks website
• 45.6 Million Views of the TEDxTalks on ted.com
TEDx Global Data: Network and Social Media
• 5,200 Tweets/week with the hashtag TEDx
• TEDx Facebook Group 65,238 Likes
• TEDx Twitter Account 26,206 Followers
8. How does it work?
•At the center of the TED organization is the TEDTalk --
•In 18 minutes or less, TEDx speakers share their Idea Worth Spreading.
It can be an idea to change the world, an idea to educate, or to inspire.
•These talks are then recorded, edited and uploaded to the TEDx website.
•There are no panels, breakout sessions or multiple tracks at TEDx events.
12. Challenge the mainstream
challenge |ˈ ch alənj|
verb
•tests someone's abilities
•an objection as to the truth of
something, often with an implicit
demand for proof
13. TEDx Manifesto
X We empower people to make their voices heard in the
community.
X We embrace a wide variety of ideas.
X We believe that bringing people together locally for sharing
has the power to turn ideas into actions.
X We believe all these ideas can best be realized through
regular personal interaction.
14. Who will become the
future World leader?
What if the future
leaders build their
connection in 20s but
not in their 50s?
How to create a deep
circle of trust among
future leaders?
15. Challenge the mainstream
13/10/2012 (Sat.) 1 DAY TEDxTalks + Workshops
Creative Media Centre 12 Life Adventurers and 100+ future Adventurers
“Live a life true to yourself , not the life others expected of you”
16. Case Studies: Interactive Games
At TEDxAustin, AMD set up games in the Xlab from their Changing the Game
foundation, which brings interactive games to schools for educational benefit..
17. Case Studies: Custom Publications
For their 2010 event, TEDxAmsterdam created a custom, limited-edition
TEDxAmsterdam magazine — which included ads from sponsors — with
articles that “told the story” behind the scenes of the TEDxAmsterdam
process, as well as features on speakers.
18. Case Studies: Press Coverage
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TEDxPuraVida 2010 partnered with La Nacion, a newspaper in Costa
Rica, to create a dedicated TEDxPuraVida page on the site from where
the event was livestreamed. La Nacion also interviewed both speakers
and organizers and featured these interactive articles on their site.
19. Case Studies: Hosted Forum
TEDxSydney 2010 hosted a Forum — for people who could not attend the
live event — that provided attendees a unique opportunity to experience
TEDxSydney and interact with speakers. The event was free and open to
everyone, including a standalone program that included — post-interviews,
Q & A session, live poetry readings and live performances.
20. Case Studies: Pop-up Laboratory
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Across their main event venue, TEDxTaipei set up a pop-up laboratory that
created a space for further conversations of ideas that came from their
event. The space included a “Future Display”, a cafe, a simulcast lounge, a
“Future Hotel” and a speakers exhibition space.
