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16 February 2012
Happy birthday, TED Conversations
One year ago today, we launched our platform for long-form conversations: TED Conversations.
Since that time the TED Conversation community has held 6,435 Conversations, on topics such as:
How can computer models help us build intuition?
Where do you use math in your profession?
Can we ever know how another person “senses” the world?
And about education … philosophy … technology … and hundreds more.
Including 40 Live Conversations with TED and TEDx speakers and TED Fellows. (The Live Conversation phenomenon started with Hans Rosling and his first live conversation.)
Browse Live Conversations >>
Most recently, check out the TEDinClass initiative, as TED Fellow Nina Tandon uses TED Conversations in her college classrooms to open class discussion to the wider world.
We’d like to say a special thanks to our volunteer hosts and moderators, who’ve done so much to support the platform and the community.
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Feb 16 2012
Happy Birthday, TED conversationa. Exciting and highly productive in the classroom. Terriffic service you offer here!
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Thank you very much for providing us with this inspiring platform… and for letting us get involved as volunteers! Every time I explore the Conversations, I learn something new — and I am happy to be a small part of the huge community!