TEDx
TEDx is a global platform that brings together individuals passionate about ideas worth spreading. Originating from the renowned TED Talks, TEDx events occur at the local level, allowing communities worldwide to share innovative concepts and inspiring stories.
History
The concept of TEDx[1] emerged from TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) Talks, which started in 1984. In 2009, TEDx was launched to extend this platform's reach and encourage local communities to organize their TED-like events. This initiative aimed to democratize knowledge and create a space for diverse voices.
TEDx events
Format and Structure TEDx events follow a similar format to TED[2] Talks, featuring speakers who present compelling ideas in under 18 minutes. These events can vary in size, from intimate gatherings to larger conferences, each with a unique theme or focus.
Speakers and Topics One of the highlights of TEDx events is the diverse range of speakers and topics they cover. From technology and science to arts, culture, and social issues, TEDx talks encompass a broad spectrum of subjects that resonate with audiences worldwide.
Audience Engagement What sets TEDx apart is its emphasis on audience engagement. Attendees have the opportunity to interact with speakers, participate in discussions, and network with like-minded individuals, fostering a sense of community and collaboration.
Future of TEDx
Looking ahead, TEDx remains committed to its mission of sharing ideas and fostering innovation. With advancements in technology and communication, TEDx events are poised to reach even broader audiences and continue shaping the global conversation.
References
External links
TEDx at official website