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06 August 2009
TED and Reddit ask Sir Ken Robinson absolutely anything!

TED and Reddit are teaming up to give you the opportunity to ask creativity expert Sir Ken Robinson absolutely anything! Sir Ken, whose 2006 talk on rethinking education remains one of the most-watched in the TEDTalks series, has agreed to answer the TED and Reddit communities' questions on any topic. If you have a burning question you'd like Sir Ken to answer, please follow these steps:
1. Join Reddit (click "register" at top right)
2. Post your question in Reddit's comments
3. Take a moment to upvote the questions you like most
Sir Ken will answer the 10 most-upvoted comments as of Monday, August 10th, 7pm Eastern time. We'll post his responses here on the TED Blog the following day!
Watch Sir Ken's TEDTalk here:
About Sir Ken Robinson
Sir Ken is a creativity expert. He challenges the way we're educating our children, and champions a radical rethinking of our school systems to better cultivate creativity and acknowledge multiple types of intelligence. His latest book, The Element, looks at how we find our creative passion.
About TED and Reddit
TED and Reddit's relationship started not long after TEDTalks began appearing on Reddit's front page. TED is currently a featured channel on the newly-launched RedditTV. And this joint "Ask Anything" feature is only the first of many!
More: See what happened when TED asked Gever Tulley, Philip Zimbardo and Seth Godin absolutely anything.
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