10 years of TED Talks keeping pace with history
In 2006, TED started putting talks online for free, a milestone in democratizing ideas worth spreading. Since then, the world has seen monum...
A redesign for death, a monument hidden in plain sight and the intelligence of a bird brain
A design competition to reimagine death. 100 percent of the human population will die, and yet, why don’t we design for this inevitable outc...
Inside our rebuilt Android app, for TED’s next billion fans
Now we’ve completely rebuilt the TED Talks Android app to help our global audience search, find and watch talks in their local languag...
What if the coolest thing about a 21st-century school wasn’t technology?
Sometimes technology isn’t the answer to every problem. Even at the TED conference. At TED2016, TED partnered with the Robert Wood Johnson F...
Applications are now open: Apply to be a TED2017 Fellow
If you could pursue your most extraordinary passions, what would you do? Be an asteroid hunter out to save planet Earth? A theater di...
Wider access to SAT prep, a letter on domestic violence, and making sense of genetic variance
A new way to practice for the SAT. The SAT, a standardized college admissions exam, is a mammoth test, and every minute of practice is inval...
Leading through adversity: New ideas from TEDWomen speakers
Pat Mitchell, curator of TEDWomen, shares this report with the TED Blog: In April, I had the privilege of moderating a discussion at the Sko...
What learning at the edge of chaos looks like
“Let’s skip ahead and assume that children of the future are always connected,” said education innovator Sugata Mitra. Thinking out loud abo...
The new-look TED.com homepage
Today, you can see TED.com’s fresh new homepage design, the visual manifestation of our ongoing work to make sure that TED remains as ...