AdministratorWhat is the most watched TED talk ever?
The most viewed TED Talk is “Do Schools Kill Creativity?” by author and educator Sir Ken Robinson, from February 2006. He challenged the way children are educated, arguing for a radical rethinking of how schools cultivate creativity, and an acknowledgement of multiple types of intelligence.
What are the best TED talks ever?
Top 10 TED talks that’ll change your life
- 1) Elizabeth Gilbert – Your Elusive Creative Genius.
- 2) Amy Cuddy: Body Language.
- 3) Tom Thum: The Orchestra In My Mouth.
- 4) Dan Gilbert: The Surprising Science of Happiness.
- 5) Brene Brown: The Power of Vulnerability.
- 6) Malcolm Gladwell: Choice, Happiness & Spaghetti Sauce.
Do you get paid to do a TED Talk?
TED does not pay speakers. We do, of course, cover travel costs and provide excellent hotel accommodation — as well as a covetable pass to all five days of TED. Most speakers stay for the whole conference, soaking up the talks and connecting with other attendees.
Who gave the first TED Talk?
Who Started TED Talks? But before Brené Brown, before the massive library of 3,000 videos we know today, TED started out small. In 1984, architect and designer Richard Saul Wurman and his colleague, broadcast designer Harry Marks created the first TED talk for a small audience in California.
What are the top 10 TED Talks?
11 must-see TED Talks. What is TED? This primer of 11 classic TED Talks show you the wide range of topics covered — and introduce you to beloved speakers like Amy Cuddy, Brené Brown, Sir Ken Robinson and Chimamanda Adichie. Find your next favorite talk
What are the worst TED Talks?
We need to talk about “Nathan F–king Shelley.” Ted Lasso‘s assistant coach lets his newfound fame get to his head this week. In turn, he morphs into the type of person he hates most in this world: a bully — and a pretty menacing one at that.
What are some good TED Talks?
How simple ideaslead to scientific discoveries – Adam savage
What are the funniest TED Talks?
“Inside the mind of a master procrastinator” by Tim Urban is one of the most popular TED Talk videos where he talks about procrastinating on his thesis while in university. “Two months turned into one month, which turned into two weeks and one day, I woke up with three days until the deadline. Still not having written a word,” he says in his video.