This morning, we’re thrilled to introduce TED-Ed — a resource of short lessons designed to spark curiosity and promote further learning in and out of classrooms. Watch our introductory video above … read Chris Anderson’s personal note … and watch for more news and video throughout the day.
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The 10 most popular TED-Ed lessons so far
The 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 […]
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The best of TED-Ed: How to rethink thinking
The adage goes: You learn something new every day. This is especially true if you watch TED-Ed lessons, which bring to life educational topics as varied as “insults by Shakespeare” and “pizza physics” with animation. As a holiday gift, the TED-Ed team picked their favorite talks of the year. Here, a second look at the […]
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Christopher Graves commented on Mar 13 2012
I’m a HUGE fan of TED, and a teacher in the midwest. I’m very excited to see this project go ‘live’, and will surely track it and use it in my classroom in the future. Thanks for this!
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Minh-Trang Do commented on Mar 13 2012
Chris Anderson’s note said that thellessons are geared to high school. Any thought about creating lessons for younger students? Young children have a highest sense of curiosity.
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James Dvorak commented on Mar 12 2012
Do you have a Google+ page?