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In keeping with the guidelines for TED talks, please try and limit your talk in length. 10 minutes is a good target length (not including a short Q&A period). Individuals exceeding 15 minutes will be aggressively heckled, unless the majority of listeners chooses to allow them more time (similar to the Roman Senate's method of using waterclocks). | In keeping with the guidelines for TED talks, please try and limit your talk in length. 10 minutes is a good target length (not including a short Q&A period). Individuals exceeding 15 minutes will be aggressively heckled, unless the majority of listeners chooses to allow them more time (similar to the Roman Senate's method of using waterclocks). | ||
Past years have shown that dinner time is the best time for unTEDs, since everyone is more-or-less present. We'll be aiming to maintain that. | |||
== Optional Support Equipment == | == Optional Support Equipment == | ||
Revision as of 03:19, 28 August 2012
TED-style presentations except, you know...unTED. Spread your uhhh... "ideas."
Scheduling and Timing
In keeping with the guidelines for TED talks, please try and limit your talk in length. 10 minutes is a good target length (not including a short Q&A period). Individuals exceeding 15 minutes will be aggressively heckled, unless the majority of listeners chooses to allow them more time (similar to the Roman Senate's method of using waterclocks).
Past years have shown that dinner time is the best time for unTEDs, since everyone is more-or-less present. We'll be aiming to maintain that.
Optional Support Equipment
- "Ask the Audience" style multiple choice polling devices. See JPH for info.
Confirmed Talks
| Title | Presenter | Proposed Day/Time |
|---|
Prior Years
- 2008: unTED presentations-2008
- 2009: unTED presentations-2009
- 2010: unTED presentations-2010
- 2011: unTED presentations-2011