Re: Learned form TEDxWarsaw and TEDxSanAntonio | 以两个海外TEDx项目为镜自鉴
Zoom.Quiet
不过,怎么这么多人哪,大家得先认识一下哪... Zoom.Quiet 是TEDx1Kg2010四川的讲者:
http://www.douban.com/event/12908720/discussion/35954942/
110423 TEDxUCI全程掺合并第一时间记要反馈:
- 照片 http://www.flickr.com/photos/zoomq/tags/tedxuic/
- 录音 http://zoomquiet.org/res/m/r/110423-TEDxUIC1st/
从而引发了几轮珠海首次 TEDx 的回顾思考;
在 2011年5月4日 下午10:30，yuve zheng <litl...@gmail.com> 写道：
> Written in both English and Chinese.【中文在后面哦】
- 所有人都看得明中文是也乎?!
...
> It was absolutely too short for organizing an conference within one month,
...
时间在所有项目中都是稀缺资源,所以每次我们和所有 TEDx 组织分享经验,可以令下次更加从容 ;-)
...
>>>>>>> doesn't matter if the speaker is not "successful", but they should have
>>>>>>> talent in telling their story good.
- 哗!这说到点儿上了! 讲者的选择不是以世俗的"成功"与否为标准的,而应该是否有激情有想法可以传达出来!
...
> Once have decided the speakers, we got to help speakers to make their speech
> better
>
- 嗯嗯嗯,这是否就是 TEDx 的使命之一呢?! 就象 O'REILLY 敏锐的发现靠谱的作者,通过有丰富经验的编辑帮助形成畅销图书...
- 帮助目标分享人成为合格的 TEDx 讲者:
> "Probably you can't get any closer to ensuring the highest possible
> speakers' performance than:
> - choosing them on basis of public speaking skills, not only personal
> achievements (looking for YT videos, watching them live; but remeber that
> much can be done to improve given Talk);
> - explaning them the TED format of a presentation (not everyone knows it and
> not everyone can present an idea within, say, 6 minutes);
> - working with them on their talk and slides (meeting and talking on
> narration, redesigning slides if they are necessary at all - if not, throw
> them out)."
>
不仅仅这三条吧:
+ 依据基础的讲演技能来选人
+ 充分解释TEDx
+ 共同完成 幻灯并进行讲演预演
俺感觉,至少从组织人立场上:
+ 提前准备好现场的所有器材,邀请讲者来熟悉现场,并试用幻灯切换装置,走一下场
+ 主持人要充分准备现场激发出气氛给讲者造势
+ 组织要有足够的时间进行预先宣传,确保听众有足够时间了解讲者
> About speaker finding
>
> Adam:
> "There is no one best way to find speakers. Usually, when someone from the
> Team finds a suitable person, we talk about him/her within our group and
> then approach that person. Sometimes they come to us, but that worked out
> very rarely so far. (Probably with the fame of TEDxWarsaw more and more ppl
> will do that.)"
> Todd: "We created a strong social media presence. We also attended local
> business meetings and events in the area and asked to make announcements or
> speak to the group. We also spoke to our personal networks to look for
> speakers."
>
讲者的征集就象招聘,的确没有简便的方式,俺建议两种渠道:
- 平时积累,组织内部每个人追踪几个领域中的本地高人,事先选择有讲演经验的,并进行持续交流,宣传引导成TEDx 讲者
- 先期招集,预告活动,向全社会倡议,理解 TEDx 的人自然会来报名,进行鳞选后成为正式讲者
>>>>Never ever use mass-mailing
>
> Adam: "Mass mailing is definitely NOT a good idea. Respond rate is usually
> very low. This way of communication also shows your lack of attention and
> care about the ones you conversate with, so it may result in bad reputation.
> And you don't want to be called a spammer."
>
群发邮件不是个事儿?! 嗯嗯嗯,的确,这显得不太正式; 最好有了目标人选后,进行针对性的一对一跟进和确定.
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> 大家好：
> 他俩的建议我就不翻译了，免得加工影响理解。
>
> 本着“收集经验”之心态给TEDxWarsaw与TEDxSanAntonio发了几封咨询信
> （前者一月前刚举行完大会，后者在2010成功举办过，目前筹办2011大会中）
> 要点如下：
>
> 筹办TEDxUIC大会，20天准备时间实在太短；于是讲者我们几乎没有要求，旨在凑数 - 而要想成功举办大会，大会的讲者是必须经过严格挑选的
>>>>Adam教诲说，一旦做事，就要用心做好
>>>>>>>组织者应花时间挑选讲者与观众 - 观众需有聆听与反思的能力，讲者方面注重的不是“资历”，而是“人格魅力”“会说话，能把故事娓娓道来“等等
...
>>>>>>>20天筹办虽然短，但只要讲者有心，也足以准备 - 这就需要我们下功夫让对方了解TEDx，感受TED的魅力
> TEDxSanAntonio的讲者都是自己申请来讲的
>>>>以下是他们的做法
>
> Todd:
> "We tried to focus on speakers that were from San Antonio or had some deep
> connection to San Antonio. We had about 75 speaker applications that we
> whittled down to 15 speakers."
> ("We created a strong social media presence. We also attended local business
> meetings and events in the area and asked to make announcements or speak to
> the group. We also spoke to our personal networks to look for speakers.")
> "If I had any advice it would be:
>
> Curate your speakers. Choose a theme or thread and bring in speakers and TED
> Talks that pertain to that.
> Choose a theme about an issue or topic that is relevant to the community or
> University."
>
> 大会开完了不能就扔下烂摊子不管了
- 其实不是烂摊子,
- 但是就象一场精彩的电影,看过后,没有人交流体验,时间一长就没有印象了
- TEDx 实在应该象以前的沙龙,每半年一次华彩式的盛大聚会,然后慢慢的回味,引发出各种话题/项目/课题持续交流下去...
>>>>还要继续跟进，改进，提高
> 附：TEDx规章，数数我们没遵循多少条
> http://www.tedtochina.com/tedx/
从ZQ 旁观者而言:
现场演讲：所有现场的演讲都必须录制下来（包括演讲、表演等）。活动结束后，您需要让TED和公众看到这些影片。
- 一直没有见到
活动结束之后：当您的活动结束之后，您需要做以下几件事：
1、填写组织者调查表（必须）
- 无
2、给观众发观众调查表（必须）
- 无
3、上传图片到flickr, 并且加上“TEDx”和“TEDx[地名]”的标签（必须）
- 无 只能搜索到俺自个儿发布的...
4、上传视频到土豆网的TEDx频道（阅读关于视频的要求）（必须）
- http://so.tudou.com/nisearch/tedxuic/ 只是两个
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