1. TEDx Mountain View College
Presenter
Deandria Reed Shaw, Director of TEDx Mountain View College
Co-Presenters
Alice Rios Shaw, Assistant Director of TEDx Mountain View College
Esteban (Steve) Sosa, Dean of Professional Development

2. Learning Outcomes
1. Attendees will learn how to organize a TEDx event for Professional Development. 2. Attendees will learn how TEDx provides engaging and cutting edge information in various disciplines campus wide.

3. Difference Between TED and TEDx Intellectual Movements

4. TED Talks Topics, Formats and Licenses
Different TEDx Formats and Licenses
TEDx and Professional Development
TED Talk Topics and Playlists
TED Topics - ted.com/topics
TED Playlists - ted.com/playlists
TEDx Conference 
TEDx Live Event
TEDx Salon
TEDx Women Event
TEDx Business Event
TEDx Workshops(unlicensed)
ED Event
Library Event
Youth Event

5. TED Talks and College Academics
TED Talks help students stay current and challenge them to learn. 
The speakers are experts in their fields.  
Many talks are inspirational and challenge students to do better. 
Students can learn various public speaking techniques and presentation styles from TED Talks. 
TED talks are another form of micro learning – 6-18 minutes. 

6. Professional Development Goals
Support personal and professional growth of every employee
Expose employees to campus initiatives, training programs, and development opportunities
TED, TEDx, and TED-Ed align with those efforts

7. PD Requirements DCCCD Requirements
College District shall require formal
professional development activities
be completed annually for faculty,
administrative, and staff
employees in full-time employment
status
Annually is defined as the
12-month period September 1 -
August 31
Employees required to complete 19
clock hours annual

8. PD Requirements DCCCD Board Policy – DK (LOCAL) 2017
Each College District employee shall meet the professional
development standards described by the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) as well as
any professional development minimums required of the employee
by state or federal law and/or regulations or College District policies
and procedures.

9. PD Requirements Meeting 19 Hour Annual Requirement
All employee events (Return
Week/Convocation)
Designated professional
development days
Monthly training
Professional events and
conferences
Supervisory training programs
Staff improvement programs
(StrengthsQuest)
DCCCD Required Development
19 Hours (First Year)
5 Hours =
DCCCD new employee orientation
1 Hours =
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
Title IX of the Education Amendments Act
DCCCD Sexual Harassment Board Policy
1-2 Hours =
DCCCD Emergency Procedures
10 Hours =
As determined by each DCCCD location

10. PD Requirements Meeting 19 Hour Annual Requirement
All employee events (Return
Week/Convocation)
Designated professional
development days
Monthly training
Professional events and
conferences
Supervisory training programs
Staff improvement programs
(StrengthsQuest)
Conferences
Campus engagement
Community volunteering
Online Training {Lynda.com}
Topic Specific Collections TED

11. PD Trends Micro-Credentialing Recognition of mastery
Complete predetermined tasks, training, demonstration, etc.
Awarded Credential /Certificate

12. Demographics

13. Getting Your TED Fix

14. Marketing TEDx Months Out Weeks Out
Monthly meetings with TEDx Committee
Designating roles
Brainstorming about potential speakers
Social media strategy
Secure event host
Eventbrite
Bios/headshots of speakers
Press release/media alert
Pre-scheduled social media posts (Facebook boosts)
Include mentions in our MVC Family Newsletter
Remind speakers to invite family and friends
Secure volunteers - Student Ambassadors

15. TEDx Social Media Posts

16. CONTACT TED