1. Rochelle E. Danquah, WCCCD Humanities
Who is Ted?
Rochelle E. Danquah, WCCCD Humanities

2. Are you interested in creating an environment of creative and analytical thinkers?
If you answered yes, then you are in the right place.
This session will introduce you a creative educational platform to support and enhance your classroom or lab.
Enjoy the session, and I’ll see you later!
Hi, I’m Ted!

3. What is Ted? TED is an acronym The Goal of TED: Technology
Entertainment
Design
The Goal of TED:
To bring together the world’s most fascinating and creative thinkers, doers and storytellers, in an effort to spread ideas in a wide variety of subjects and platforms.

5. TED Programs, Imitates, and Platforms
TED Conferences
TED Talks
TED Ed
TEDx
TED Active
TED Books
TED Fellows
TED Institution
TED Prize
TED Open TV
TED Youth
TED, a powerhouse of fast, mind-blowing and paradigm breaking talks that last around 20 minutes.
Experts in diverse fields such as anthropology, entrepreneurship, cosmology or brain science deliver a presentation all under the motto of ‘Ideas Worth Sharing’. 
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7. TED Global Classroom
TED captures the wisdom of people and share it with the world.
TED refers to its presenters as:
Storytellers
Powerful innovators and teachers
Speakers gifted to reach people live and recorded
TED links the learning community (students) to the world’s best educators.

9. TED’s Content Structure and Delivery
Structure of Presentation
No Host or Fancy Introduction of the presenter
Open System (Free Content) for the world to assess
talks
300,000,000 views
Translated in over 80 languages
The Speaker
Selected from numerous field of study
Rock star presenter
Speaker should speak simple (uncomplicated)
Speak are humorous, and contagious with emotions
Richard Turere
Maasai Inventor

10. TED Talks
TED Talks is a video created from a presentation at the main TED conference or one of its many satellite events around the world. 
TED Talks are limited to a maximum length of 18 minutes but may be on any topic.
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11. TED ED
TED-Ed is a free educational website for teachers and learners. We are a global and interdisciplinary initiative with a commitment to creating lessons worth sharing.
Our approach to education is an extension of TED's mission of spreading great ideas.
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12. TED Across the Curriculum
The TED-Ed video library represent collaborations between talented educators and animators nominated through the TED-Ed platform.
This platform also allows educators to take any useful educational video, not just TED's, and easily create a customized lesson around the video.
Users can distribute the lessons, publicly or privately, and track their impact on the world, a class, or an individual student.
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13. TED Across the Curriculum
TED-Ed videos are geared towards a high school / college audience.
TED Ed videos are intended for learners; they teach a lesson.
TED-Ed is also a platform for teachers.  They can adapt TED-Ed Original Lesson content to create customized lessons to use in their classrooms. or use our Create a Lesson Tool to build their own new lessons with any YouTube video.
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14. Signs of an Highly Effective Educator and Classroom
When educators apply “best teaching practices” in teaching/learning and education, they can produce creative and rich curriculum.
The following platforms hit the trifecta of an effective educator and classroom:
visual (diagrams, videos) TED
auditory (group discussions) TED
tactile (hands-on experiments) TED

15. TED’s Learning Outcomes
Enhance the value of curriculum subject matter
Create classroom inspiration
Motivate students to learn by cultivating curiosity
Inspire students to ask questions
Encourage learner to “THINK BIG”

16. TED and YOU!

17. TED Talks: Youth Innovation https://www. youtube. com/watch
TED Talks: A Message to Teachers from a Teacher
TED Talks: The Self-Made Million Who Can Not Read or Write
TED Ed: (Chemistry)
TED Ed: (Math)
TED Ed: (History)
TED Ed: (Philosophy)
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18. SHARE YOUR IDEAS! Remember TED can help:
Inspire creative thoughts and responses;
Students can grasp concepts and material they may not understand in the beginning of a session;
Promote students to think critically about how they think about issues, situations, and subject matters;
Create and environment where all learners discuss big ideas and concepts.