At the end of the year in language arts, we did a project where we presented a five minute talk about a topic that we enjoyed, sort of like a Ted talk, but not quite. So the topic I chose was Unity, which is a game engine that I have dabbled in and I find fun to use. I put off this talk for a long time and only worked on it in short bursts. When other classmates started presenting, I realized that I would need to make my talk interesting so I could stand out. So I decided to not use speaker notes or a script in my talk, and just seem like I am extremely confident. When I spoke like I actually had an interest in the topic, it made others think that this topic could be interesting. I also had another idea to make this Ted like talk stand out, I would draw all my images so they would seem almost personal which made the talk more interesting. Finally, the day before I was going to present, I was sick. Which was unfortunate and I thought I would have to delay my ted talk but I was able to come to school the next day and deliver the best ted like talk ever created, at least in my opinion. So that is the story of how I made my Ted like talk, thank you for reading my post and don’t forget to comment.