08 February 2012

New: Find “courses” from TEDTalks on iTunes U

New on iTunes U: Find TEDTalks organized by subject area into courses, curated for students, educators and lifelong learners. In our initial course offering, explore such topics as “Creative Problem-Solving” … “Understanding Happiness” … “Climate Change” … where you’ll find great thinkers from TED exploring multiple aspects of a fascinating topic.

Explore these curated collections of TEDTalks on iTunes U … and watch for new courses over upcoming months!

Discuss this Blog Post

Lourdes Cahuich
Feb 8 2012
I find this a very good idea and I am going to use it a lot for my classes. Thank you!
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newtechiegirl
Feb 8 2012
Reblogged this on newtechiegirl and commented:
I love TEDTalks…this will be awesome. Now to find the time to watch them all. That is the hard part.
George Carroll
Feb 8 2012
Fantastic news! Go TED!
Robert Patterson
Feb 8 2012
I applaud your exceptional use of technology to organize and share your talks. I have one suggestion for something I may have missed. Perhaps their might be a way to present the talks in a non-linear fashion? While any of the talks appear to be dissimilar (music vs biology, for example), there are some talks which I suspect share DNA. For example, Dr. Wolfram’s talk could be “linked” to both philosophy and neuroscience. I have found that multidimensional mind mapping (see http://www.thebrain.com/) helps with” wow! didn’t think of that!” connections.
- Waseem Samman
  Apr 1 2012
  i see your point,however what do you mean but mind mapping like Thebrain.com does with ideas….do you mean like a new category or tag by multidimensional speaks and talks, cause i was thinking about it lately.
Kevin Parcell
Feb 8 2012
Great move! This is more efficient as a guide than searching by keywords, and the enhanced materials is very attractive to me, but I also would like to have the comments board.

I’ve been collecting links to TED vids in the categories of Open Source, System Design, and Gamification at http://reconomy.net on the Additional Resources page linked there at the bottom.
Yasser Masood
Feb 8 2012
Looks like I’m putting this to use with iTunesU
Patsy
Feb 8 2012
Reblogged this on Patsy Ferrer a Digital Marketing Lead's Notes.
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Steffie Hwang
Feb 10 2012
That’s awesome that’s brilliant that’s stunning that’s epic that’s amazing..
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Waseem Samman
Apr 1 2012
it’s amazing way to organize TED speaks….but i have one suggestion about making to kinds of notes ,notes for ourselves and the other shared with the group of students who subscribe the course and to make discussion over the course simpler and with great value at the end of the course which we can publish for others….:)
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