TEDxAdelaide 2011

View images created by artist James Fosdike on the day

View TEDxAdelaide photographer Marlon Max’s photostream from the day

Catch up with thoughts from TEDxAdelaide on Twitter, #TEDxADL.

RiAus partnered with Bridge8 to give ordinary people from Adelaide a chance to share their extraordinary stories with a global audience. The theme for the day was “ideas at the edge.

Session 1 (11:30am – 1:00pm) 

Welcome by Lisa Bailey from RiAus and TEDx host Kristin Alford from Bridge8

Michelle McDonnell, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

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Mike Worsman & Chris Campbell, A New Approach to News

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Paul Gardner-Stephen, Open-Source Telecommunications Infrastructure

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Cath Dwyer, Community and Media Collaboration for Digital Storytelling

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Brenton Caffin, The Empathic State

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Dan Mendelson, Food Truck Philosophy

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Lunchtime

Attendees indulged in burgers from the Burger Theory van, with the chance to spin some swing moves with The Swing Sesh

Session 2 (2:30pm – 4:00pm)

Lorimer Moseley, Why Things Hurt

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Emily Steel, Scripting Science

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Andrew Lowe, DNA barcoding for Diversity

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Emma Davidson, Women’s Experiences of Income Management

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Janine Mackintosh, The Cycle of Life and Biodiversity in Art

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Steven Clark, Privacy Online

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Session 3 (4:45pm – 6:15pm)

Steffen Lehmann, Cities of the Future

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Stuart Nankivell, My Multimedia Career

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Diane Bell, The Manifesto for the River Murray

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Gavin Artz, How 3D Printing Might Revolutionise Art

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Tracey Korsten, A Poem For Us

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Session 4 (6:30 pm – 8:00 pm)

Our last session featured a selection of TED videos showing music from around the world.

We also saw James Fosdike returning in 2011 to capture some of the excitement of our TEDxAdelaide speakers. Ryan Sims created craft pieces inspired by the day.

TEDxAdelaide is an independently-run local event organised in partnership with Bridge8.  

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Time for TEDxAdelaide. Time to think (3 November 2011) by Rose Wodecki

You can view recorded talks  from 2010′s TEDxAdelaide event at RiAus.

5 Responses to TEDxAdelaide 2011

  1. Barbara Chappell October 23, 2011 at 6:39 pm #

    Fantastic program of talks. I am really looking forward to attending a TED event live. Thanks so much for organising.

  2. Rosemary McKenzie-Ferguson November 5, 2011 at 1:18 pm #

    Just frustrated that I didn’t hear about the TEDAdelaide sooner.

    • Petra Dzurovcinova November 5, 2011 at 3:06 pm #

      Hi Rosemary,

      I am sorry to hear that you didn’t hear about TEDxAdelaide sooner. You can still add your name to the waiting list on tedxadelaide.eventbrite.com, you might be lucky and get a ticket to the livestreaming room at the Science Exchange.

      We will live stream all the seasons and you can join the conversation after the live talks at our bar from 6.30.

      We are also co-organising TEDxYouth on 19 November, for 12 to 26 years olds.

      I hope this helps and you will find a way to enjoy great ideas from TEDxAdelaide.

      Petra

  3. Maureen November 6, 2011 at 8:00 pm #

    I also missed hearing about this. I’ve just gone to the eventbrite site and there is no provision to place your name on a waitlist… Is there any other way of getting onto the waitlist?

  4. Petra Dzurovcinova November 7, 2011 at 11:18 am #

    Hi Maureen,

    I am sorry to hear about the trouble with eventbrite. They recently updated their system, so over past few days we experienced some minor problems. I added your name to our waiting list and you should recieve an email from eventbrite inviting you to collect your ticket (few tickets became available over the weekend).

    Please let me know if you have any questions.

    Petra

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