Image Strategies in Ted Talks
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The document discusses different strategies for using images in TED Talks presentations, including using photos to tell stories, screenshots to demonstrate technologies, maps and visualizations to illustrate data, comparative videos to support arguments, illustrations of optical illusions to show perception, and dance or props to engage audiences and bring concepts to life.
Image Strategies in Ted Talks
- 1. Image Strategies in TED Talks Ideas for presentations
- 2. William Kamkwamba: How I harnessed the wind images tell story; help with translation
- 3. Frans Lanting's lyrical nature photos personal photography which tells a story
- 4. Philip Rosedale:on Second Life numerous random high-resolution screenshots from Second Life
- 5. Jeff Han: demos his breakthrough touchscreen captivating breakthrough technology
- 6. Mark Bittman: whats wrong with what we eat juxtaposes images of food and animals for rhetorical purposes
- 7. Carolyn Steel: How Food Shapes Our Cities maps with visual information
- 8. Hans Rosling: Asia's rise - how and when maps with visual statistics and visual data tools
- 9. Itay Talgam: Lead like the great conductors comparative videos to illustrate argument
- 10. Rebecca Saxe: How we read each other's minds compare/contrast illustrative videos
- 11. Cynthia Schneider: The surprising spread of "Idol" TV comparative photos and videos from different cultures/languages
- 12. Beau Lotto: optical illusions show how we see boards which show optical illusions and interactive illusions (for audience engagement)
- 13. Jill Bolte Taylor: stroke of insight engaging props
- 14. Mallika Sarabhai: Dance to change the world tells an ancient story using dancing/acting to illustrate it
- 15. Eva Zeisel: On the playful search for beauty authenticity. a story of a life told from a rocking chair