Technology,
Entertainment, Design
TED is a nonprofit and
nonpartisan organization that overall spread meaningful ideas. It allows anyone
to have a voice and express what they are feeling in short, powerful talks.
Each talk is usually less than 18 minutes and covers a variety of topics from science to business to global issues — in more than 100
languages. TED is a global community who accept everyone who wants to share
their thoughts and feelings about anything at all. Their goal is to allow
anyone, no matter what the age, gender, or religion, to share something that
will can change attitudes, lives and, ultimately, the world. People are
what make the world go round, thus by having access to such a positive
resource, information may be acquired. Great ideas are now accessible and TED sparks
conversation all over the world, no matter where you are, on a daily basis. TED
talks may even be used in your daily school life as teachers use them as
resources to teach. There is an average of 17 new page views a second and TED
talk has been alive now for 33 years.
Visit https://www.ted.com/playlists/168/the_first_6_ted_talks_ever
to view the first 6 TED talks ever to be created. After watching those one can
truly see the overall growth this web page has taken.
Chris Anderson shares his vision
for the future of TED in the link as followed https://www.ted.com/talks/chris_anderson_shares_his_vision_for_ted.
Chris Anderson established in 1996 he Sapling Foundation, which now runs and
owns TED.
TED makes money through
conference attendance fees, sponsorship, foundation support, licensing fees
and book sales. TED uses the money for The
TED Prize as well as daily improvements. The TED prize is awarded after TED selects
a great idea each year and seeks to achieve goals of global impact.
The Top 25 talks of all time are shown
on https://www.ted.com/playlists/171/the_most_popular_talks_of_all
This sounds like a great club and I hope that lots of kids get involved! ~ Mrs. Kopp
ReplyDeleteWay to plug the club here, Briana and explain what TED talks are and why we watch/perform them. I look forward to further TED Explorations and helping you and your peers spread your interests and knowledge in this productive way. --Mr. Johnson
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