by Beth Haley | Jun 28, 2016 | 2016, Events, Main Event, News, Upcoming Events
How We Are Incorporating Sustainable Practices at TEDxABQ 2016 As part of our commitment to sustainability, our planning team is working hard to minimize the ecological impact of TEDxABQ 2016. Here are just a few ways the event on September 17th will contribute to a...
by Beth Haley | Jun 22, 2016 | 2016, Events, Main Event, News, Upcoming Events
Creating a Beneficial Epidemic at TEDxABQ TED has a simple motto that says it all: Ideas worth spreading. Their entire model—and ours—is centered around the power of ideas to capture the minds of the audience, spread from person to person, and change the perspective,...
by Beth Haley | Jun 14, 2016 | 2016, Events, Main Event, News, Upcoming Events
Dear Albuquerque TEDsters, In our 7 years of existence, TEDxABQ has had the pleasure of hosting events in some of Albuquerque’s most iconic venues. From the graceful auditorium of the National Hispanic Cultural Center to the historic El Rey Theater; from the...
by Jason Griffin | Mar 18, 2016 | News, Upcoming Events
Divine inspiration or pure insanity. These are the only possible reasons of why “Virtual Team Teaching” is successful within an elementary school setting. What is this technology teaching thing? A new curriculum? A professional development book? Essentially, it is two...
by Jason Griffin | Mar 11, 2016 | News
It began as a simple address to the Board, “Hello my name is André Gonzales and…”. I poured my heart out as much as three minutes would allow me to and needless to say, I raised a whole lot of eyebrows. I mean aren’t students supposed to be apathetic towards anything...
by Jason Griffin | Mar 9, 2016 | News
The way I learned about inequality prior to formal education was when I stopped dreaming in my own Indigenous language. I realized something happened when the Native kid in me stopped dreaming in Keres. I wonder if the rest of the kids I grew up with on the...
