Comments for TEDxYouthInspire

Comment on TEDxYouthInspire: Inspiration from the cheetahs by Gameli Adzaho

Gameli Adzaho — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 22:20:05 +0000

Thanks guys, it was such a positive experience working with everybody and organisation that was connected to TEDxYouthInspire.

Ama, all the speakers did an excellent job in motivating the youth, as you rightly pointed out, but in their own unique ways. The post was aimed at highlighting the unique positive attribute that each speaker exhibited, in addition to their inspiring messages, not to elevate one or two of them over the others. Cheers!

Comment on Google Ghana Country Lead to host TEDxYouthInspire by maxwell Bogpene

maxwell Bogpene — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 20:01:27 +0000

let try as much as possible to study the poems we have around.

Comment on TEDxYouthInspire: Inspiration from the cheetahs by Ama Brew

Ama Brew — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 07:24:33 +0000

Nice article,great speaker topics though the analysis of the speakers sounds a bit biased. Every speaker did an excellent job of inspiring the youth and all deserve a standing ovation.

Comment on AfricaNews covers TEDxYouthInspire by Gerald K. Smithmoore

Gerald K. Smithmoore — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 19:47:53 +0000

This video re-cap of the event is not complete. I can’t see Mac-Jordan’s talk captured in this video.
What happened? Didn’t he talk at this event?

Comment on TEDxYouthInspire: Inspiration from the cheetahs by Richmond Worgbah

Richmond Worgbah — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 17:42:11 +0000

This is a great job you guys are doing. I believe in one way or the other we the youth are contributing our quota to the total development of our country, Ghana. Even though I wasn’t there in person, I knew the organizers were going to pull off a great program. I pray more of such programs are rolled out so as to empower the brilliant and hardworking youth we have in Ghana. Well done, Estelle and the entire team…..

Comment on TEDxYouthInspire: Inspiration from the cheetahs by aa Shormeh Noi

aa Shormeh Noi — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 14:17:46 +0000

Accurate and straight to the point summary. Even though, I couldn’t make it due to school works, this post sums everything I miss. Nice work.

Comment on AfricaNews covers TEDxYouthInspire by TEDxYouthInspire: Inspiration from the cheetahs

TEDxYouthInspire: Inspiration from the cheetahs — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 12:28:41 +0000

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Comment on Maneuvering the globe and personal hardship one keystroke at a time by Shirley Osei-Mensah’s Interview With TEDxYouthInspire | Shirley's Blog | Shirley's Zone

Sat, 17 Apr 2010 17:23:04 +0000

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Comment on Watch TEDxYouthInspire live by Maxwell Sam

Maxwell Sam — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 10:24:33 +0000

Traveling all the way from KNUST (Kumasi) just for this event was something doubtful of me. But upon second thought i was convinced to attend. I really did enjoy myself to the fullest. Shirley was my speaker for the day and i do jealous her memorizing power.I do look forward to another Tedx event in the next coming months.
To the organizers i say well done.

Comment on Request for feedback by Charles Hansen-Quao

Charles Hansen-Quao — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 14:45:21 +0000

The event itself seemed very well organized. Kudos to the team. I however have some recommendations for the content of the event.

1. Considering that the TED videos were available to the public, there really wasn’t any reason (save to eat up time) why TEDx decided to show a playback of the videos. Not very innovative or adequate use of the event. Half a day of meaningful, interactive events, impact far more than a whole day of events (half of which involves lazing around a big screen).

2. The event had too much of a classroom-lecture feel to it. I think it would be tremendously beneficial in the future if there were some interactive sessions in addition to the traditional talks. This could be done by creating smaller group sessions on varying topics were people could discuss and SHARE IDEAS.

3. I don’t have a tangible solution on how this one should be implemented but I think it’s worth considering. Networking. There wasn’t as much networking between participants especially during the break periods. Perhaps TEDx could have a networking session or inscribe into the name tags what people do or where they work.

Was happy to notice that the drinks were cold and the meat pies were warm That was nice.