Ted talks: John Maeda
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John Maeda is a Japanese-American graphic designer, computer scientist, and author whose work explores the intersection of design, technology, and leadership. His thesis examines how blending technology and design can better cultivate creative leaders. Maeda maintains audience engagement when presenting by introducing himself, telling stories, and using illustrations to keep people interested and involved.
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Don Tapscott gave a speech about four principles for the open world. He captured the audience's attention with humor and by relating technology topics they find interesting. Don maintained engagement through motivational speaking and videos about how technology is changing the world. He followed public speaking commandments about sharing insights openly without self-promotion. Compared to Sir Ken Robinson, Don took a more factual approach while Ken used humor and stories to deeply connect. The summary emphasizes Don Tapscott's speech topics and techniques for engaging an audience.
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Little Miss Sunshine (2006)
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- Students are expected to demonstrate critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, responsibility and ICT literacy skills. They will analyze characters, relationships, plot events, themes and symbols in the film and relate them to their own lives. They will create blog posts to share their work.
- The document outlines the key tasks students must complete to demonstrate their understanding of the film and develop various skills, including creating a film presentation, character analyses, essays
Presentation panache
The document discusses tips for preparing and delivering effective presentations to alleviate fears of public speaking. It emphasizes the importance of preparation, rehearsal, customizing the presentation based on the audience, and conveying confidence even if nervous. The key is to prepare the content, structure, delivery, and use of visual aids, know the audience, and practice to feel at ease when presenting.
Presentation panache
The document discusses tips for reducing anxiety when giving presentations. It emphasizes the importance of thorough preparation, including rehearsing your presentation, understanding your audience, and customizing your message. Proper preparation helps ensure you perform well and avoid common fears like appearing unconfident or disorganized in front of others. The document also provides additional advice like maintaining eye contact with your audience, speaking animatedly, and avoiding distracting mannerisms.
Presentation Panache
The document discusses tips for reducing anxiety when giving presentations. It emphasizes the importance of thorough preparation, including rehearsing your presentation, understanding your audience, and customizing your message. Proper preparation helps ensure you feel confident and your audience understands your key points. The document also provides advice on delivery techniques like maintaining eye contact, varying vocal tones, and avoiding distracting mannerisms.
McCrearyMelissa_PublicSpeaking_1212
This document summarizes and compares speeches given by Steve Jobs and Sir Ken Robinson at TED talks. It discusses how both speakers captured and maintained the audience's attention through personal stories and passion for their topics. Steve Jobs spoke about living before you die, while Sir Ken Robinson challenged traditional thinking on education. The document also includes ratings and reviews of each speech, as well as lessons learned about public speaking and presentation skills.
كيفية عمل سيمنار
This document provides guidance and best practices for creating effective presentations. It discusses keeping slides concise with limited text, using visuals like images and diagrams to reinforce messages, and designing slides to guide the audience through the presentation. The document also recommends extensively preparing and rehearsing the presentation, understanding the audience, and collaborating with others to improve the content and delivery.
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Eddie Obeng gave a TED Talk on how the rules of business have changed. He began by asking an engaging question to grab the audience's attention. Obeng was enthusiastic and creative in his delivery, keeping the audience focused throughout. He demonstrated a strong command of his topic and clearly enjoyed sharing his ideas. The presentation included helpful visuals and personal stories to connect with listeners.
Year 10 Talk Show Oral Presentation
This document outlines the requirements for a group speech assessment. Students must work in groups of up to 4 people to write and present an interview between a media presenter and characters from the novel "The Outsiders". Each student must speak for at least 1 minute. The presentation will be assessed on the use of oral techniques, voice, language, and coherence. The document provides guidance on roles, content, language techniques, and delivery skills to include in the presentation.
Ted evaluation slideshow 2
This document summarizes a TED talk given by Don Tapscott on four principles for the open world. Don Tapscott is an expert on innovation, media, and the social impact of technology. In his talk, he discusses how technology is transforming the world into an age of networked intelligence. The summary evaluates how well Don Tapscott engaged the audience through his use of humor, storytelling, and relating his message to the audience's interest in technology. It also provides tips for effective public speaking, such as involving the audience, relating to them, showing topic knowledge, and using humor and visuals.
Ted evaluation slideshow 2
This document summarizes a TED talk given by Don Tapscott on four principles for the open world. Don Tapscott is an expert on innovation, media, and the social impact of technology. In his talk, he discusses how technology is transforming the world into an age of networked intelligence. The summary evaluates how well Don Tapscott engaged the audience through his use of humor, storytelling, and relating his message to the audience's interest in technology. It also provides tips for effective public speaking, such as involving the audience, relating to them, showing topic knowledge, and using humor and visuals.
Ted evaluation slideshow 3
This document summarizes a TED talk given by Don Tapscott on four principles for the open world. Don Tapscott is an expert on innovation, media, and the social impact of technology. In his talk, he discusses how technology is transforming the world into an age of networked intelligence. The summary focuses on how Don Tapscott captured and maintained the audience's attention through his use of humor, personal stories, and discussion of how technology is captivating today's society. It also provides tips for effective public speaking, noting the importance of involving the audience, relating to them, displaying knowledge, and using humor and visuals.
Ted evaluation slideshow
This document summarizes a TED talk given by Don Tapscott on four principles for the open world. Don Tapscott is an expert on innovation, media, and the social impact of technology. In his talk, he discusses how technology is transforming the world into an age of networked intelligence. The summary provides an overview of Tapscott's key points about the openness of the world through new technologies like the internet and social media. It also reflects on how Tapscott engaged the audience through stories, humor, and relating the topic of technology to things people are interested in today.
Representation theory
1) Richard Dyer's theory of representation outlines four aspects: re-presentation through media language, being representative of types and stereotypes, institutions prioritizing profit over accuracy, and audiences responding in preferred, negotiated, or oppositional ways.
2) When analyzing a representation, one should consider who and what is being represented, who is doing the representing, and whether it is fair and truthful or relies on stereotypes without self-expression.
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- 1. John Maeda How art, technology and design inform creative leaders
- 2. John Maeda Japanese-American graphic designer, computer scientist and author. His work in design, technology and leadership explores the area where this fields merge.
- 3. Thesis: Blending the technology and design for better creation of leaders
- 4. CAPTURING THE ATTENTION By introducing himself into the situation. Letting people know that in some point he have gone thru the same situation.
- 5. Maintain Engagement By keeping a good posture and well use of body language and interact with the audience in a indirect way.
- 6. TED Commandments #4. “Thou Shalt Tell a Story” He start introducing himself with a story and continue the speech telling story and informing the audience. He used this method to keep the audience intrigue and share his point of view.
- 7. He preserve a good dynamism I’ll score him with a 5 of 5.
- 8. That there’s no reason to be afraid of presenting new ideas. We have the key and control of what we want to show and be capture by our audience.
- 9. Sir Ken Robinson: Ken Robinson he present himself in a more dynamic way. Most of the time making jokes. So in that matter is a little harder to compare one and other since they have different methods of approaching the audience.
- 10. Sir Ken Robinson: Something they both have in common was the use of art illustration to maintain the audience involve.
- 11. Tips: • Maintain a good and constant used of body language • Be clear on the idea that you are trying to present • Keep your audience interested • Interact with them, that way they feel part of it and they understand better your point of view
- 12. Citations • Video John Maeda: How art, technology and design inform creative leaders