We can help you master public speaking - Chris Anderson
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- How can you make your voice heard in a noisy world? The key is public speaking and presentation literacy, and we can help: bit.ly/TMCPSApp
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Storytelling is an ancient art; as humans developed language and culture, we learned to share our stories, thoughts, and dreams. And that storytelling evolved into public speaking, and our audience- thanks to the internet- is the whole world, not just a campfire. So how can we make our voices heard in such a busy space? Chris Anderson digs into why presentation literacy is the skill of the future.
Lesson by Chris Anderson, directed by Avi Ofer.
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Sure!
Here before Ted Ed pinned the comment.
Yup
Definitely
Hey TED-Ed, is the masterclass led by Chris? 😊
*Introverts after watching* : Thank ye for the enlightenment thou have bespoken to my infinitely grateful soul
Introvert can have public speaking abilities. And that's a fact.
Yeah for sure, a lot of introverts have interesting things to say. I also think the distinction isn't as extreme as people think
Lol the irony
True. Im a Introverted and really good in public speaking. I have no problem giving speeches, I just don't like being around people and prefer being alone
@@maayanshalom6841 a gift
On behalf of all introvert people I thank Ted ed for uploading this 👍
Yes!
Yes! Yes!
@@cheezers2151 Yes! Yes! Yes!
@@tinyrockyplanet8953 This is also incontrovertible.
Yes! I have a science presentation due soon, and this helps.
I have a presentation tomorrow. This video came at the right time
Good luck!
@@TEDEd OMG thankss
I’m a inept public speaker if teachers called on me during class I’d decide not to participate, I wish I did.
Good luck take note cards down
ted-ed wished u luck now this is wholesome
Me after watching this: I am something of a storyteller myself.
You are
@@BIJAYKUMAR-ft9ly 🙄🙄
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@@BIJAYKUMAR-ft9ly Stan Loona!
@@CemeteryDriveClown what does that mean?
When you publicly speak about public speaking.
How about publicly speaking about publicly speaking about public speaking?
@@markyden
Bro you just publicly spoke about publicly speaking about publicly speaking about publicly speaking, smh.
Speakinception.
@@oracle372 So, you publicly spoke about him publicly speaking about publicly speaking about publicly speaking about publicly speaking hmmm...
Lol I kind of do this
"If you can speak, you can change minds and influence people. And if you can influence, you can change lives."😊
Just till the time u start manipulating others 😔
@@ZENO_J
Balance is key I guess. XD
Deep.
@@ZENO_J Manipulating and dominating others is the character of humans since ancient times. But the speakers aim to spread positive influence not manipulate others.😄
100% that is the coolest thing about public speaking and communication ability, the positive impact can be sooo huge
“Sharing knowledge and insight”, that’s my jam! Share what you know, don’t hoard it.
Share knowledge to anyone who wants it, not just anyone.
It’s our responsibility, really
Did my shampoo bottles snitch on me ?
Underrated comment
@@amongjamie3152
I mean... Seriously.
With that little statement, the guys (or a girl) put an entire scene in my head. I could go on.
Underrated... Way underrated.
@@GajanaNigade it's so underrated that I don't even get it.
Hates when that happens
This is the most pleasant ad I've seen in a long time
Whenever I watch TED-Ed that time of the day is when I am most at peace .
Yeah that happens to me too. And sometimes it's TedEd that calms me down.
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They are pretty great. I love the quizes.
I’ve been writing stories ever since I could pick up a pencil. I wrote mostly plays as a child bc I loved the ease of putting my thoughts on paper. Plays are such an amazing art form that I love writing as enjoying listening and watching. ☺️
Exactly am more like a writer than a speaker but if I end up in any situation that demands me to talk I will talk but still I luv writing I can express my feelings and thoughts on writing more than speaking..
I am good in writing but lag back in conversations.
Me too. I'm actually trying to get one of my works published
@@paigewhitfield3624 That is awesome
That is super cool! Maybe you can just start performing them too : )
Now I’m super confident about tommorow story telling about, why I didn’t finish me homework
Ted ed:- help me to master public speaking
My stage-fright:- I’m about to end this man’s whole career
I agree. I may have a speech which will save the human race, but I will 100% gulp and stutter during the speech
@@srijanumesh5355 i stammer , during my freshman year we had a welcoming party where i had to say short speech on a topic , i thought to myself that everyone will laugh when i start stammering , and when i spoke i stammered and felt all kinds of embarrassment but surprisingly no one laughed
Thank you Ted-ed for reminding me about my love of learning every week. I watch each video as soon as notifications appear on my screen! Animations, descriptions, topics, you name it, everything is phenomenal about ted -ed.
But I still can't get over the fact that squids fly.
And you can't. That squid is better than you
Theis voiceover artist is my favorite they're so good
Yeah, they're really good
I've done storytelling workshops since second grade! I've told in the Story Crossroads Festival for years. I was also a National Youth Teller in the 2019 Timpanogos Storytelling Festival!
I thought i was gonna learn it rn but you just made me watch a 5 minute long ad
"Public Speaking is a skill all humans need to know"
"Give us money and we'll teach it to you"
Hence, Public speaking is a skill that every wealthy person needs to know.
Modern history owes to our past based on storytelling. Storytelling is a powerful tool for great leadership it allows you to connect with others and share ideas.
A door approves this art-form
That moment when you present your mastery of public speaking, by making a presentation of public speaking :
" *Let's go light a fire* "
Such impact, using a metaphor imbued with mysticity to encourage action, while referring to a previously used metaphor at the start of the talk... masterful
Edit: The soundtrack was spot on as well ;)
Last time I was this early, Mark Anthony was still addressing his fellow Romans and countrymen!
Storytelling is a big part of my life. Eversince I was a child I always loved to tell the stories I had read on the books and the imaginations I had in my mind . I joined competitions related to this ancient art when I was just in elementary until I was in highschool and it helped a lot in my confidence in public speaking. Until now I value it's importance in my life and I am still dreaming that one day the stories bottled up in my imagination will reach a lot people to inspire them or to make them smile. Right now I'm thinking of using the ample knowledge I have in becoming a writer and a narrator I do hope it'll go well in the future.
I am in love with TED-Ed animation and god bless the animators and whole team
i hope I can share and be an inspiration to everyone but this ted series enlighten me to strive towards my path of becoming a storyteller
Thx for uploading this after I had to make a speech and messed up! Rub it in why don’t ya lol
Dude actually what is he saying? I'm poor In english!
Help me out
@@thebackrunner7372 I am saying I had to public speak, I fail, this vid come out!
@@TheGOAT_ no bro what is he saying in the video?
@@thebackrunner7372 Use a lot of emotion, ethos, pathos, and logos! Make sure to speak properly and powerfully!
The animation is amazing as always, but the narration of this video was out of this world.
"Oh yeah, what's the difference?"
3:26
"PRESENTATION!"
It seems like 2021 will be a good year ahead. Ted Ed has been continuously uploading videos for the last 3 days ahead.
So this whole video was just an ad for the TED app...
Each and every speaker of TED-Ed are just awesome, I love the way U all narrate..
Public speaking requires understanding speaking tricks, mastering public speaking requires understanding the world and interpreting learned knowledge to others
TedEd: "Stay tuned aft-"
Everyone: "No."
Ted ed: Uploads another video
My personality that I am working on watching their videos: Oh sh*t here we go again.
Thumbnail: Master the art of storytelling
Title: Master the art of public speaking
Me: Confusion
Hotel: Trivago
I guess they are considered related. I agree it's two different things though
www.dylan-motivation.com/3-step-speaking-bootcamp
The introverts give a round of applause 👏
@@tinyrockyplanet8953 nice!
Anxiety : I will pretend I didn't see 👀 this!
I've got it... Also, I'm an introvert.
Amazing topic right here. This is true in any aspect esp in science. Communicating and pitching ideas regarding any topics effectively is really hard esp when youre not prepared. I certainly agree and believe that this skill can be mastered by anyone. hope this has a part 2!
A TedEd masterclass sounds so awesome not gonna lie
Today I got a new meaning of public speaking....
I have read a book where the writer believed that cavemen inherited memory or their ancestors, so had bigger brains overall because the part of their brains for memory was much larger. However they couldn’t learn much more new information in this way and so this part of our brains gradually decreased with new generations of humans. I like this video because it suggests that we still do have connections with each other in ways.
This is a win win. Great storytelling TED. I'm downloading the app now..! Thanks for this.
Master public speaking is learn by studying of audience who standing behind them Spark 🔥 public speaking is one of the story telling Convice and Enchance the People who are Standing in the crowd Public literacy is sharing of knowledge to the public with self confidence & Presentation of your ideas to world👍👍👍👍
Ted ed is my favourite knowledge gaining channel 😇
Love from india 💖
Felt chills, as if it was seeing myself depicted in the last part.
as a guy with no stagefright, its easy for me to say, "just dont worry about it"
but think of it this way. think back to highschool when your class had to present.
do you remember A SINGLE OTHER SPEECH FROM ANYONE ELSE????
OF COURSE NOT.
humans are self centered. not a bad thing. just how it is. nobody will remember because nobody else really cared.
You dont build confidence, you become less afraid
Good stories make us feel human. Best stories shaped humanity.
I am very good at talking
,but only with my friends around 😂😂
i have like a actual PHOBIA of public speaking.. but i like public speaking. i even practiced public speaking but without a crowd... this help me, a lot.
Thank you for this video, this helps me speak up more
Thanks a lot TED ED you have helped me so much I was always by you guys work that I never missed any episode and this has helped me so so much that I have won tons of elocution and debates. Thank you so much TED team all the best for your future adventures
This is not NOT a video about mastering public speaking... it's just ALSO a video on why storytelling is important in the first place.
*2:40** Who else thought that was a person she is sitting on*
Omg hahaha
@@ems8967 😊❤️
Because I suffer from anxiety and I want to learn to speak in public with less nervousness. So I have decided to study communications in college to get over this fear. While talking more to strangers to start becoming comfortable
The voice of the narrator is so soothing! 😊
In a mastery level, people will trust and believe in you
For as many people sharing great ideas on the Internet there will be those who share horrible ideas. Both will be followed. That's the power of the Internet: It's both one of the greatest and worst inventions ever created. It is more important to listen critically and actually understand what your learning or teaching than just speaking because you can.
It's an ad, but a extremely good and educational ad
Deliberately needed, Thank you Ted Ed👍👍👍
I have to do public speaking tomorrow in MUN session.... this is my first time in MUN.....I am too nervous......Thnx Ted❤️
저는 이 동영상을 보고 연설이 가지고 있는 잠재적 힘을 배웠습니다. 이 영상에서는 지금 우리가 하는 말은 인터넷을 통해 많은 사람들에게 전해질 수 있기 때문에, 어느 시대때보다도 많은 힘을 가지고 있다고 했습니다. 이 영상을 보고 연설을 잘 할 수 있는 법을 배우고 싶다는 생각이 들었습니다.
Ted videos are the best for gaining knowledge that is relevant and useful in real life
The sounds in this video were amazingly beautiful!
Odd1sout after seeing this
Well good timing
Why?
Yeah, but why?
He failed public speaking oof 😩
So this is an add and I actually enjoyed it. Well played.
I recognize some lines from the TED Public Speaking book! Keep up these helpful videos 👍
i am really excited for the public speaking classes by ted ed
New learnings each time.. Just great🙌🏻
Public speaking can also be used in a negative way for example : cancelling someone
Lifesaver!! I’m currently in my schools storytelling week
Hail to the producers and storytellers of Ted-ed!!! Truly fascinating lessons...
Usopp in the thumbnail ,best story teller ever!!
Could you please make a video about
Supply side economics and demand side economics
Bruh this is ur lesson lately
And i didn't understand anything about it
BUT THIS AHHHHH I've understand this much more than online class
Lots of gratitude, Ted-Ed.
3:49 periodt 💅
I become a good story teller after getting less marks in exam....and my parents can visualize my story 🙃🙃
Man do I love this animation. So calming.
Ted-Ed has given more knowledge than school
Thats was very informative
hello creator of Ted Ed, Chris Anderson. I read your book, Ted guide to public speaking. It is a really god book for creating an interesting discourse. It servel me well for some ocasions in which i had to do some public speaking.
It is very productive to read it but it is necessary for a teacher to read it. If you look at some educational content on youtube, in which the presenter gives you a story and connects with you, the presenter succeds to give you some basics in a subject. On the other hand i had to follow some teachers who did not follow this guide. It was boring
I am too much willing for this...and i am striving....
Tom Riddle must have mastered public speaking from TED...😅
As an introvert thank you
Wow thank u ted for wonderful topic selection
Master the art of sharpening yourself!
A relaxing and educational video. I feel as though I’ve leveled up.
Nice video it will help me building my storytelling skill which i don't have😔😔
A few additional insights you can find in our educational short film 'Speech: Platform Posture and Appearance'. We upload regularly on this topic.
Beautiful
Man, I love the background music.
Yes.
spoken word has always more impact than a picture shown to us. Spoken word projects your own pictures in your head and animates you to create your own imagination - every mermaid looks different in each brain. Once we are shown something that comes from the imagination of others, as in movies for example, it's not OUR OWN image anymore, but someone else's who puts his image onto us. That's why audiobooks or reading are much better for our imagination and to train our brain than pictures or movies. At least when it comes to that precious cinema in your head.
It was more scaring, if u are alone and watching it at midnight
Beautiful animation!
Great job on the animations. You guys are getting better. Loved it!
My chilling time 🙌😍