The Lunch Byte for 10/9 is a Ted Talk titled: Why massive open online courses(MOOCs) still matter
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Category Archives: TED Thursday
Lunch Byte 10/2
We will be featuring the Ted Talk: The curly fry conundrum: Why social media “likes” say more than you might think. In Room P214 at 12pm.
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TED Thursday: Hans Rosling shows the best stats you’ve ever seen
Visualization seems to be the theme of the week, so let’s finish it off with a 20-minute TED talk from one of the most influential data visualization specialists out there:
TED Thursday: Brewster Kahle
What better way to close out Open Access Week than with a TED Talk by Brewster Kahle of the Internet Archive? Enjoy!
TED Thursday: The Library of Human Imagination
Last year I read a fascinating article in Wired about Jay Walker’s personal library. Click through for photos of his amazing collection, which seems to be specifically arranged for serendipitous inspiration. In this 7-minute show-and-tell for TED, you can see …
TED Thursday: Mobile devices
Continuing the theme of mobile interfaces, this 15-minute talk by Nokia researcher Jan Chipchase addresses the use of mobile devices in the developing world.
TED Thursday: Google
We use their services, we debate their expanding influence, Google is in the conversation. This 20-minute talk gives a little insight into the company:
TED Thursday: Linked Data
Tim Berners-Lee on the next Web
Check out this 15-minute video.? If you have any doubts about the viability of the Semantic Web, Sir Berners-Lee will happily convert you.? Why should librarians care?? Linked Data is the authority control of …