Inspiration:
Moonshot Thinking
How Google's 20 Percent Time Fosters Innovation
Why You Need to Fail
Where Good Ideas Come From
Obvious to you. Amazing to others.
Where does creativity hide?
20% Projects:
2014 #20Time Project in 4 Minutes
20% Projects 2013
20% Time in a Classroom
20% class time in two minutes
Building our Dream House (sample TED-style presentation)
60 Day Insanity Challenge (sample TED-style presentation)
Drawing (sample TED-style presentation)
Instant Photography (sample TED-style presentation)
Recycling Closets (sample TED-style presentation)
Teaching a Generation (sample TED-style presentation)
Great TEDTalks:
- Tina recommends: I got 99 problems...palsy is just one - "Because it shows that there are people out there that go through so much more than us but they still find a way to be happy and have no excuses to do things."
- Thomas recommends: Questioning the universe - "Stephen hawking's ted talk gets right to the point"
- Zion recommends: Blindfold origami and cello - "The music was pretty amazing. I've never heard an electric cello before and the player killed it. Plus seeing someone do origami with a blindfold is always great too. Origami is a nice hobby to learn and do so i have a great deal of respect for it."
- Annette recommends: Forget shopping. Soon you'll download your new clothes - "The lady explains all the things she has learned and what places helped her gain the knowledge about fashion. She shows her experience and what she did throughout the process."
- Liliana recommends: How data from a crisis text line is saving lives - "She made jokes, interacted with the audience with little comments and their company's story was interesting."
- Addie recommends: The magic ingredient that brings Pixar movies to life - "It caught my attention just due to what they talk about and how they use science and other subjects to make these 3d movies come to live but how they also use fantasy to create intrest."
- Nahum recommends: What a bike ride can teach you - "The Ted talk is great because it is not only about a one man project. It invoices juvenile inmates to form part of a mountain bike ride that can show them the meaning of either Respect, love, teamwork, and other fundamentals to become a better person."
- Shelby recommends: Be an opportunity maker - "most people don't know how to be an opportunity maker and they miss a bunch of opportunities that could happen in there lifes and this is very inspirational on how to actually take an opportunity."
- Walter recommends: The power of tattoos - "He Starts his Talk by showing you his naked baby body before talking about the tattoos he has now."
- Conner recommends: The wonderful and terrifying implications of computers than can learn - "It was precise and on topic as well as informative and displayed a fair number of recorded evidence that supported the speakers claim, not to mention the examples he showed displayed a connection and interest in the audience."
- David S. recommends: A young guitarist meets his hero - "It shows how different ways of playing music can spread to many different people, one person can inspire another."
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