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TEDx For Libraries
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TEDx For Libraries!An ! Webinar
Thursday, January 21st, 201012:00 noon to 1:00 p.m.!
Presenter: Genesis Hansen!! ! [email protected]!!
Special Thanks!
To Lara Stein at TED for providing TEDx statistics,
photos, and slide templates!
Who is this TED guy, anyway?! TED is not a person!! TED origins! People involved! TED Conferences! TEDTalks! Ideas Worth Spreading!
TEDx For Libraries
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What is TEDx?!
About TEDx Events:! 283 plus TEDx events held worldwide in 2009! Held in 60 different countries! TEDx events held in over 25 Languages! 257 TEDx Upcoming Events scheduled, slated to have a
combined 47,000 attendees! 106 Facebook Sites & 9,710 TEDx Fans! 224 Twitter Accounts! 120 TEDx Dedicated Websites! TEDx YouTube Channel: 6,318 channel views, 490
subscribers, 79 TEDxTalks uploaded! TEDx Channel available on Tudou (China) and dotSub (for
translation purposes)! 5 TEDxTalks have been featured on TED.com!
Data as of 9/15/09
Advantages of TEDx for libraries:! Free!!
Top-notch, exciting content!
Proven programming model to follow!
Did I mention itʼs FREE?!
TEDx For Libraries
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Before You Apply, Consider:!
Size of event (up to 100 people)?! Half day or full day event?! Live speakers or TED
content only?!
Basic Host Responsibilities! Selecting a venue! Choosing a name! Inviting Participants! Choosing content! Creating a website!
The Application Process! Itʼs not a competitive process (whew!)! Most applications approved as long as they
fit the TED guidelines and framework! Approval usually comes within a 5-10 days! Donʼt promote your event until your
application is approved!
TEDx For Libraries
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Once you are approved…!The approval email:!
Resources for hosts!The TEDx website!
Find out more…! Watch past TEDxTalks: youtube.com/tedxtalks! Fan TEDx on Facebook! Follow TEDx on Twitter! Questions? Email [email protected]!
TEDx For Libraries
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Promoting your TEDx event! Review the branding guidelines! Website/Facebook page! Social Media! Press releases, etc.!
Logistics and Sponsorships!
Depend on the size of your event! Venue considerations! Sponsorships must be approved!
Curating Event Content! Which TEDTalks will you show?! Inviting live speakers and performers! Order of speakers and sessions!
TEDx For Libraries
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Technical Requirements! DONʼT try to stream talks live!
Burn to DVD! Play from hard drive or flash drive! Use Miro player (open source)!
For live talks, be sure to test audio!
The Day of the Event!
Event MC responsibilities! Promoting discussion! Social media presence! Video any live talks!
After the Event! Send out attendee evaluations! Submit host evaluation! Update website or Facebook page! Submit event photos/videos! Continue the conversation!
TEDx For Libraries
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Q & A!
Do you have any questions about TEDx events for libraries?!
Thank You!!
Genesis [email protected]!