I have only one link for you today, but it’s a doozy.

It comes with the impeccable credentials of TED and is called, rightly so, TED-Ed.

It’s a link to a world for you to explore with your kids and other learning-oriented friends.

It’s one of those links that you should blast out to everyone in each of your networks and Tweet so the world will know.

“Our goal here is to offer teachers free tools in a way they will find empowering,” said TED Curator Chris Anderson, on the new TED Ed site. “This new platform allows them to take any useful educational video, not just TED’s, and easily create a customized lesson plan around it. Great teaching skills are never displaced by technology. On the contrary, they’re amplified by it. That’s our purpose here: to give teachers an exciting new way to extend learning beyond classroom hours.”

Yes, it’s a fantastic tool for actual teachers (send those you know the link), but, in the end, we are all teachers and learners.

And here’s a link if you want to get directly involved.

Flickr image credit: pedroelcarvalho, YouTube credit: TED-Ed