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Welcome to the TED-Ed beta website tour.

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I'm Logan Smalley,

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I'm Bedirhan Cinar,

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I'm Jordan Reeves,

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and I'm Stephanie Lo.

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We represent the TED-Ed team.

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We're going to tell you about[br]how the website is organized,

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about the lessons[br]that surround each video,

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how you can customize or flip[br]your own lesson,

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and how you can measure[br]the lesson's effect

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on your class or the world.

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Towards the end of the tour,

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we'll reveal one more major feature

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that directly affects[br]every person viewing this video.

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Let's get started with the home page.

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On the home page,[br]you'll find original TED-Ed videos,

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each is a lesson recorded[br]by an actual educator

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that's visualized[br]by a professional animator.

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You can nominate educators and animators

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in the "Get Involved" section of the site.

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The TED-Ed library can be browsed[br]through two different lenses.

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Learners can use the "Series" view[br]to browse videos thematically

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and based on their own curiosity.

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And teachers can use[br]the browse by "Subject" view

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to find the perfect short video[br]to show in class or to assign as homework.

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Every video on TED-Ed[br]is accompanied by a lesson.

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These lessons don't replace good teaching,

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but they can be supplementary resources

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for students and teachers[br]around the world.

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Let's look at this one,

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created by a teacher in the US[br]and an animator in the UK.

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When you arrive on the lesson page,[br]simply click play;

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the video will continue to play

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as you navigate the lesson's sections[br]that surround it.

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In the "Quick Quiz" section,

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you'll find multiple-choice questions

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that check for basic[br]comprehension of the video.

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You get real-time feedback on your answers

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and if you get one wrong,[br]you can use the video hint.

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You'll find open-answer questions[br]in the "Think" section.

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And in the "Dig Deeper" section,

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you'll find additional resources[br]for exploring the topic.

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You can complete the lessons anonymously,

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but if you log in, you can track[br]your own learning across the site.

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Just visit the "Recent Activity" feed,

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and you'll find answers you've saved

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to lessons that you've already[br]started or completed.

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And now to one of the most powerful[br]features of the TED-Ed website:

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flipping a lesson.

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Flipping a featured lesson allows you[br]to edit each of the lesson's sections.

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You can edit the title[br]as it relates to your class.

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You can use the "Let's Begin" section

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to provide instructions[br]or context for the lesson.

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You can select or deselect[br]any "Quick Quiz" question.

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In the "Think" section,

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you can add your own[br]open-answer questions.

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And in the "Dig Deeper" section,

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you can use the resources provided[br]or add your own.

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When you finish flipping a lesson,

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it'll publish to a new and unique URL.

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And because the link is unique,

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it can measure the progress[br]of any learner you share it with.

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You can use it to measure participation

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and accuracy of any individual[br]student's answers.

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So that's how you flip[br]a featured TED-Ed video,

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We've got one more major feature[br]to tell you about.

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Using the TED-Ed platform,

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you can flip any video from YouTube.

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That means you can create a lesson[br]around any TED Talk, any TEDx Talk,

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but also any of the other thousands[br]of great educational videos on YouTube,

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including the ones that you yourself[br]could record, upload and flip.

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And through flipping these lessons,

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together we'll create[br]a free and remarkable library

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of lessons worth sharing.