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Welcome
Introductions/IcebreakersIntroductions/Icebreakers
TED Circles What & Why www.tedcircles.com
Guidelines • Respect & Openness • Listen and learn (this is a pilot) •No bad questions •Authenticity & trust •Time keeping...
Introductions/IcebreakersIntroductions/Icebreakers
Talks Margaret Heffernan: The human skills we need in an unpredictable world | How Apologies Kill Our Confidence | Maja Jo...
Talks Which talks did we like best and why? Summarise key learnings What makes a good talk? What are its impacts/will it c...
Discussion What provoked the strongest feelings and why? What ideas did you have as a result of this talk and why Is there...
Discussion What provoked the strongest feelings and why? What ideas did you have as a result of this talk and why Is there...
Closing reflections
Good bye, and feedback
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TedCircle #3 in Taipei

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This is the write up for this event from the Event page
https://tedcircles3.eventbrite.co.uk
This is the first "mobile" TED Circle which I have hosted, and is timed with my visit to Taipei around the TEDxWeekend Taipei.

About TED Circles

TED Circles is an open platform of small groups that meet for conversations about ideas. It’s a new TED initiative. 150 Pilot Hosts across 40 countries have volunteered to invite friends, neighbours, strangers, or a mix - to discuss a variety of interesting topics.

TED is running a pilot from September through November 2019 in order to shape the official launch in January 2020.

Hosted by volunteers, these weekly or monthly gatherings aim to empower us to dream and debate.

Each TED Circle is unique and all are virtually connected through the TED Circles platform - making it possible for local conversations to reach a global scale.

This TED Circle will last about 2 hours 30 mins. but we may go for a drink/meal afterwards. You may be expected to watch some 2-3 talks before we meet (like in a book club).

Anyone reading this is welcome to apply to join this Circle. The number of places is limited. Especially welcome are change makers, community activists and the entrepreneurially minded.

To find out more go here https://www.tedcircles.com

Any questions, just contact me.

Richard Lucas Curator TEDxKazimierz

Please note that this event will take place in cafe in Mengxia Park. There is no charge, but for sure we will need to spend some money to keep the cafe happy. If possible we may move onto the grass but we will have to see how things look on the day.

The route from the hotel TEDxWeekend Taipei people are staying in before hand is here .

It may not be possible to view TED talks in this environment so it will be necessary to have watched the recommended TED talks beforehand. and a repeat on Tuesday 29th once I arrive.

The event will formally end at 19:30 but we may go for a drink/meal afterwards.

If you want to be involved in the new TED Circles project check this out
https://www.loom.com/share/a002ef0fe6e04507a596b0490f56756d

Attendance is subject accepting our Code of Conduct

TEDxKazimierz Code of Conduct.

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TedCircle #3 in Taipei

  1. 1. Welcome
  2. 2. Introductions/IcebreakersIntroductions/Icebreakers
  3. 3. TED Circles What & Why www.tedcircles.com
  4. 4. Guidelines • Respect & Openness • Listen and learn (this is a pilot) •No bad questions •Authenticity & trust •Time keeping •Constructive criticism welcome
  5. 5. Introductions/IcebreakersIntroductions/Icebreakers
  6. 6. Talks Margaret Heffernan: The human skills we need in an unpredictable world | How Apologies Kill Our Confidence | Maja Jovanovic | TEDxTrinityBellwoodsWomen, Matt Walker: Sleep is your superpower | TED Talk, Why your doctor needs your help to battle over-treatment | Christer Mjåset | TEDxOslo, Judson Brewer: A simple way to break a bad habit | TED Talk
  7. 7. Talks Which talks did we like best and why? Summarise key learnings What makes a good talk? What are its impacts/will it change?
  8. 8. Discussion What provoked the strongest feelings and why? What ideas did you have as a result of this talk and why Is there a take away/Call to Action?
  9. 9. Discussion What provoked the strongest feelings and why? What ideas did you have as a result of this talk and why Is there a take away/Call to Action?
  10. 10. Closing reflections
  11. 11. Good bye, and feedback

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