TED-Ed

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Create and share lessons with questions and discussions, based on Youtube/TED-ed videos

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TED ED, the education division of the extraordinarily popular TED talks, celebrated its first anniversary on March 14, 2013. Here's its list of the most popular videos it shared during its first year:

How simple ideas lead to scientific discoveries by Adam Savage: 969,931 views
Questions no one knows the answer to from Chris Anderson: 889,724 views
Sex determination: More complicated than you thought courtesy of Aaron Reedy: 889,022 views
Just how small is an atom? asks Jonathan Bergmann: 763,982 views
What’s invisible? More than you think by John Lloyd: 531,415 views
How big is infinity? from Dennis Wildfogel: 507,805 views
Why can’t we see evidence of alien life? asks Chris Anderson: 469,687 views
The secret life of plankton by Tierney Thys: 428,630 views
Insults by Shakespeare courtesy of April Gudenrath: 402, 630 views
How folding paper can get you to the moon from Adrian Paenza: 401,127 views

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