What is TED?

‍TED is a nonprofit that shares video content of 'ideas worth spreading.' Various speakers from different backgrounds and experiences share their knowledge on a plethora of topics - from business to science to the future. These speakers are at times experts, researchers or have a strong interest in the topics they cover to change the outlook of others. TED talk videos are often shared in business, education and beyond.

Why should you embed TED Talk videos in your Bit documents?

‍Our users like to enhance their work by embedding TED talk videos in their research documents, training manuals, reports, eBooks, lesson plans and much more. When there is content the comes alive inside of your written work it adds an impressive memorable visual touch. Regardless of your audience - whether it's colleagues, clients, partners, followers, students, etc. you'll leave them with an impact as smart digital content gets woven between your words.‍

Key Benefits:

• Add playable TED videos directly into your documents
• Make your content engaging and interactive
• Bring your audience into the future with modern documents

Documents You Can Embed TED Videos on:

• ‍‍Embed Ted Talk videos in educational documents
• Embed Ted Talk videos in training documentation
• Embed Ted Talk videos in research documents

‍How do you embed TED Talk videos in your Bit documents?

‍It's incredibly easy to embed TED Talk videos in your Bit documents.

1. Go to Ted open up any video that you would like to add to your Bit document and copy the URL on top.
2. Open up a Bit document and paste the URL on a blank line
3. Bit will automatically start loading your TED video and have it appear inside of your content!
4. For additional formatting options you can click on the three dots on the top right corner. This tool bar will allow you to make your video larger, add a caption or delete it.

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Video Tutorial: Learn how to embed Ted Talk videos

Embed Ted Talk Videos in Your Bit Documents

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Here's how TED looks inside of a Bit document / wiki: