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TED-Ed: Lessons Worth Sharing

Education E-Learning about 6 years ago || 8/2/2019 || 4.1 K View

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What is TED-Ed?
TED-Ed is the “lesson-creator“ platform that allows users to take any useful educational video, and easily create a customized lesson around the video. TED-Ed is TED’s youth and education initiative. TED-Ed helps to share the ideas of teachers and students around the world. TED-Ed serves millions of teachers and students around the world every week. TED-Ed is one award winning platform which has grown form an idea.

Users can distribute TED-Ed lessons, privately or publicly, and track their impact on the world. TED-Ed can be accessed free with full of educational videos on a variety of general education topics. There are not only motivational speakers on TED, there are also topical videos, often less than ten minutes with full of important information.

What TED-Ed does?

  • They turn teacher’s best lessons into high quality animated videos and share them online, for free.
  • TED-Ed programs help to empowered the people. To empower people they developed two dynamic programs TED-Ed clubs and the TED-Ed Educator Program.
  • TED-Ed connects the world with big ideas and connects with each other.

Types of Lessons

There are three public TED –Ed lesson types. They are:-

  • TED-Ed Animations: TED-Ed animations feature the ideas of educators brought to life by professional animators.
  • TED Talk Lessons: There is a very selective process for TED speakers.  You can often find the speaker’s footnotes, if you access the original talk page on TED.com.
  • TED-Ed Best of Web: These are lessons created by TED-Ed user by using an existing video found on YouTube.

Additionally, we can create a private lesson on TED-Ed featuring any video found on YouTube from TED.com.  

How to access TED-Ed?

To access TED-Ed you need to follow some steps:-

Step 1: First of all go to webpage http://ed.ted.com

Step 2: Click on Register

Step 3: Then enter your information or sign up with Facebook account.

Step 4: Click on Create your account button.

Step 5: Check the confirmation email in your inbox.

Step 6: Open email.

Step 7: Click the link in the body of email.

Step 8: TED-Ed appears in a new window or tab.

Step 9: Click the continue button.

Step 10: Choose Teacher, Subject and age group.

Step 11: Click on continue to Ted-Ed button.

Why TED-Ed is necessary?

TED-Ed is necessary because smart and empowered people make the world happier, better and safer place. Ted-Ed brings TED Talks and YouTube video into the classroom with online quizzes, discussions forums and more.TED-Ed spread the knowledge and opportunities to everyone, everywhere for free of cost.

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