TED+Does+the+Talking




 * What is TED? **

@http://www.ted.com/


 * TED Parts & Bits **
 * The TED Commandments: Shared in Tim Longhurst blog post: [|http://www.timlonghurst.com/blog/2008/05/16/the-ted-commandments-rules-every-speaker-needs-to-know][|/]
 * TED Ed - Lessons Worth Sharing - @http://ed.ted.com/
 * TED Ed - The Power of a Great Introduction
 * Talks to Stir Your Curiosity - @http://www.ted.com/talks
 * TED Ed Clubs - http://ed.ted.com/clubs
 * TEDx Classroom Project - https://tedxproject.wordpress.com/
 * TED Translate: @https://www.ted.com/participate/translate
 * TED Studies: @http://www.ted.com/read/ted-studies
 * [|TED Radio Hour]
 * [|Introvert or Extrovert? Is that the question?]
 * 50 [|Ted Talks]Every Educator Should Check Out (2014)
 * The [|“Best”]TED Talks (Well, Really, The Ones I use with My Classes
 * [|12 TED Talks for Teachers to Watch Before 2010]
 * [|875 TED Talks in a Neat][|Spreadsheet]
 * [|Teaching With TED](wiki with talks categorized)
 * [|TED Blog]– How Teachers can best use TED Talks in class, from the perspective of a student.
 * 31 Days of TED - Welcome to 31 Days of Ideas, where brilliant people share their favorite TEDTalks throughout the month of December. It's a special free newsletter to focus on great ideas from talks that will inspire, move and surprise you.
 * Lee Anne's Delicious Account - TED - https://del.icio.us/lamorris/TED


 * TED Class Activities **

Your Social Media "likes" Expose More Than You Think: @https://goo.gl/forms/cZZEH5LxqIq479pb2 Responses: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1j9DStNf9eILhj2XVgaBn-jTi9IGg9sPq41KTfUABuYY/edit#gid=2132561156

**TRUST LEAPS** - Video and Discussion Form - @https://goo.gl/forms/lnqBBREbIshgxzX13 Responses - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HBRn_FHOqxysCCkfJcQyTBeDzH7qk0DeVeT5Rwc_npU/edit#gid=1140097947

**Share your IDEA!** [|https://][|goo.gl/forms/zXSo60dTNMMvV7PA3]

**TEDxTulsaCC -** http://www.ted.com/tedx/events/20886

[|Ignite] are a series of talks, available online, that are somewhat similar to TED Talks. Presenters get 20 slides and five minutes to make their point. It’s somewhat similar to Pecha Kucha presentations. The topics do not appear to generally be as wide-ranging as TED Talks, and seem to be more “geeky,” but some look pretty interesting. [|Big Think] has over 600 engaging interviews with “thought leaders.” In many ways, it is similar to TED Talks. One nice advantage is that they host the talks on their site, so it should get through school content filters
 * TED is not the only game in town **


 * My Resources: **

@https://del.icio.us/lamorris/TED

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