TED-Ed Clubs: What people are saying in the Twitterverse
In the nearly two weeks since the launch of TED-Ed Clubs, almost 700 educators in 50+ countries have completed applications in the hopes of ...
The Moneyball Effect: How smart data is transforming criminal justice, healthcare, music, and even government spending
When Anne Milgram became the Attorney General of New Jersey in 2007, she was stunned to find out just how little data was available on who w...
We need to change everything on campus: Anant Agarwal of edX on MOOCs, MIT and new models of higher education
Whenever something is declared the subject of “the year of,” you know said subject is ripe for a big fat backlash. So, when The ...
What’s next for MOOCs?
“Questions Worth Asking” is a new editorial series from TED in which we’ll pose thorny questions to those with a thoughtfu...
This 13-year-old entrepreneur is out to change the world: A Q&A with Maya Penn
Maya Penn is a tiny, vibrant force of nature. She’s an entrepreneur, philanthropist, fashion designer, animator, blogger, writer and illustr...
Larry Lessig completes 185-mile walk across New Hampshire, spreading the word that the U.S. electoral system can be fixed
Larry Lessig is about to complete a 185-mile walk across the state of New Hampshire. He began this journey on January 11 and has walked desp...
Happy 30th birthday, Macintosh!
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B-XwPjn9YY&w=586&h=440] Thirty years ago today, Steve Jobs introduced the Macintosh 128k at...
How to build a micronation: Fellows Friday with artist Jorge Mañes Rubio
TED2014 Fellow Jorge Mañes Rubio is an artist and perpetual tourist who investigates invisible, forgotten places — Chinese cities subm...
10 facts about infidelity, as divulged by Helen Fisher
Love isn’t so much an emotion, says Helen Fisher in her TED Talk. No, love is a brain system — one of three that that’s related to mat...