The TEDTalks we’re sharing on Monday and Tuesday are part of our new short-video initiative for teachers and students: TED-Ed. Find more great video on the TED-Ed channel on YouTube: youtube.com/TEDEd
And you are a big part of helping TED-Ed grow!
If these talks inspire you to share your own lesson, we want to hear from you:
The 10 most popular TED-Ed lessons so farThe TED-Ed team is excited to have just passed our one-year mark — we launched our YouTube Channel on March 12, 2012. And what a year it has been! In 365 days, we have published more than 100 TED-Ed Originals plus nearly 100 TED Talks, totaling more than 16 million views. And we have almost 100 additional […]
Seeds for healthy cells, candy for cancer: The stop motion tricks behind this TED-Ed lessonMaking this TED-Ed video required (a) a lot of knitting and (b) a ton of boxes of Nerds. When it came time to animate the lesson “How do cancer cells behave differently from healthy ones?” from educator George Zaidan, our TED-Ed animators had a crazy idea for how to make cell division come alive — […]
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Dario D. commented on Mar 13 2012
Stoked. :)
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Monalisha Goswami commented on Mar 13 2012
can educators from Europe take part as well??
Ma Angelica Ramos commented on Mar 13 2012
Do you accept applicants from the Philippines?