DJCE 250 TED talks reviews

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Students are asked to watch, and review 3 of the 5 videos posted within the syllabus, and submit their 3 reviews to Canvas under the three appropriate links. Use this template format when crafting your review:

Example:

Review of Jane Riverdale’s “Movie Scripts”
Rivderdale, J. (2018). “Movie Scripts.” Ted2018

Text of paper will then start here and generally uses present tense to describe the video (e.g., “This video contains the long-awaited analysis of Rivderdale’s field study of different genres for movie scripts.”).

The first paragraph or so usually contain a summary of the highlights of the video. Subsequent paragraphs may explain the significance of the video: Does it motivate you in any way? How has it helped you gain perspective on things?

Concluding paragraphs may contain your own evaluation of the Video. Is it Clear? Complete or missing important information? Is more research on the topic needed?

You may want you to include other information, such as how this video will help you in your studies or future career.

More Information:

Visit TED.com and watch 3 of the following 5 videos. The Videos can also be found within our course on Canvas under Arc Media Library. If you need Closed Captioning, it will definitely work from youtube.com (Links to an external site.) by selecting the CC option on the bottom of the video after you select play. Complete a video review and post to Canvas under the appropriate assignment links.

Ted Talks:

1. How To find Work You Love (Scott Dinsmore)
2. Embrace the Near Win (Sarah Lewis )
3. Five Ways to Kill Your dreams (Bel Pesce)
4. The Way We Think About Work is Broken (Barry Schwartz)
5. What it Takes to Be a Great Leader (Roselinde Torres TED Talks)
6. How to Find Your Path After School (Amber Brown, TEDxYouth@AIS)