Creating a TED Ed Lesson
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This is a worksheet used to guide teachers through the process of creating their own TED Ed Lesson.
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- 1. Ted Ed Lessons – TESL Ontario Webinar October 2015 John Allan Creating a Ted Ed Lesson 1. Visit the web page http://ed.ted.com 2. Click on the button Create a Lesson 3. Paste a web address or URL (see sample below) into the Find a Video text box https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_7H6z714RI&list=PL789A3AB6FC722599&index=3 4. Click on the Search icon 5. A video appears, in the Select a Video area, Click on the video image 6. The video loads, the Get started image feature becomes active 7. Click on the Launch Lesson Editor button
- 2. Ted Ed Lessons – TESL Ontario Webinar October 2015 John Allan • The Lesson editor appears, with the title of the Lesson based on the Video 8. You can edit this if required 9. You can choose to have the Lesson: a. Listed for others to see or unlisted to keep it private b. You can allow for others to customize your lesson or disallow this feature 10. Input introduction text into the Let’s Begin… editing box: (This is mandatory) 11. The result should similar to the image below. 12. Click on the Play button in the Centre of the video to ensure that the video plays with audio. After 5 seconds, press Stop. 13. Click on the Think link in the lesson menu
- 3. Ted Ed Lessons – TESL Ontario Webinar October 2015 John Allan 14. The Think editor appears Note : You can add up to 15 questions 15. Click on the Multiple Choice option 16. Input a question into the Type in your question text box 17. For each multiple choice question, type a start time for to indicate the context of the answer into the Time code indicator box (format 00:00) Example: 01:23 to indicate that the clue for this question appears at one minute and twenty three seconds in the video 18. Click on the Next button 19. Type the distractors similar to those pictured here
- 4. Ted Ed Lessons – TESL Ontario Webinar October 2015 John Allan 20. Indicate that one of the options is correct 21. Click on the Next button 22. Click on the Save button 23. Click on the +Create Your own question button 24. Click on the Open Answer icon 25. Input an open ended question in the editing area. 26. Click on the Save button 27. Repeat for as many questions as your require. 28. Click on the Dig Deeper menu item 29. Input information that will enrich, challenge, inspire the students. Add activities related to the topic. Provide links to resources, vocabulary clarification, images, illustrations or any other leaning supports that will enhance the learning experience here. The image below is a sample from a lesson. 30. Click on Discuss menu item 31. Click Add New Discussions
- 5. Ted Ed Lessons – TESL Ontario Webinar October 2015 John Allan 32. In the Discussion Title input a prompt for a forum style discussion 33. Click on the +Add this Discussion button 34. The result should appear similar to the example below. • Be aware that students must be registered to TED Ed to participate in discussion 35. Click on the … And Finally menu item 36. Enter information that sums up the unit and point the students in new directions. You may also assign tasks based on critical or creative thinking. What you put in this section is up to you. A sample is pictured here. 37. Click on the Publish button 38. Several sharing resources are offered in a pop up
- 6. Ted Ed Lessons – TESL Ontario Webinar October 2015 John Allan 39. Select the sharing option that works for your students 40. Close this pop up window, click on the X in the upper right corner 41. Select your lesson 42. Try it before your assign it to your students 43. Edit any issues 44. Use the lesson in your course.