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Eight Suggestions to Make Teaching with Video Easier and More Effective
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CNN Student News is CNN's contribution to middle and high school students providing it's vast resources, creating news and news-based curriculum content for the classroom.
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CNN's online hub for the latest in breaking news for politics, current events, and world news.
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Taking a stand against hate crimes on the internet in this iKeepCurrent lesson.
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Eric Langhorst’s blog about using technology, including podcasts, to teach American history.
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MTV's Get Schooled - College Affordability Challenge Contest
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Learn how new technologies bridge the generation gap and promote closer bonds in this iKeepCurrent lesson.
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Lessons, activities, parent & educator tips, & supporting resources brought to you by iKeepSafe & Cable in the Classroom.
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These lessons, activities, parent and educator tips, and supporting resources are brought to you by iKeepSafe and Cable in the Classroom.
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Learn how teens are using Twitter and how can they minimize privacy concerns in this iKeepCurrent lesson.
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Help students understand how small thoughtful actions taken online (and in person) can make a tremendous difference in the lives of others in this iKeepCurrent lesson
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MTV's "A THIN LINE" is a broad-based, multi-year campaign empowering America's youth to identify, respond to, and stop the spread of digital abuse.
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Learn about the very public nature of social networking in this iKeepCurrent lesson.
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ACT takes the unexpected angle on pro-social stories.
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A history teacher makes learning fun with podcasts and student-written blogs.
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Site offers a biography of writer and poet Maya Angelou as well as more than 25 video clips of her speaking on issues including literature and the civil rights movement.
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Learn about the use and misuse of infographics in this iKeepCurrent lesson.
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Engaging students in real-world, project-based learning and technology is a key element in the economic future for Kristy Philippi’s post-Katrina community.
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Joe Hall’s Ghetto Film School is giving student filmmakers a solid start at careers in movies and media.
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KQED's new media literacies curriculum provides free lesson plans and other resources.
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An online virtual community where kids learn smart, ethical, behaviors through fun activities.
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Help kids understand what malware is and how they can protect their devices and their privacy.
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Video clips and related resources follow the life and career of the military hero.
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Details the impact of the explorer's diary on expansion in America, as well as background on their lives and military careers.
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Video clips and links to related resources chronicle the life of business titan from his early difficult childhood to his prosperous days.
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Quiz tests the user's knowledge of the varied uses of polymers.
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This companion website to the Science Channel television series has video clips showing how things are made, from speed skates to bacon to globes.
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At TEDxNYED, Dan Meyer shows classroom-tested math exercises that prompt students to stop and think.
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2007 Cable's Leaders in Learning Award–winner Tony Knapp wants his students to develop a lifelong love of science. By working with NASA, he’s accomplishing his goal.
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Erin Reilly created Zoey’s Room to encourage girls to explore careers in math, science, and technology.
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Series uses cyber mysteries and animation to demonstrate various math concepts
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Series offers a close-up look at many aspects of animals and nature.
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Profiles the trailblazing women who were inventing back even before women were allowed to hold patents.
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Designed to inspire and excite children about the wonders of science and show science at work in our everyday lives.
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A one-hour documentary reported by CNN anchor and special correspondent Soledad O’Brien focusing on children across the country taking education into their own hands -- pushing themselves and fighting for more.
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Using primary sources, reenactments, and expert analysis, this program explains the premises for moving west and dissects the myths of the 19th century American frontier.
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From Santa Claus to the Christmass tree, this is an enchanting look at some of the most beloved holiday traditions.
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Role-play your own virtual candidates running for President.
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A multifaceted program helps educate and inspire kids about voting.
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Thomas Gregory wants his students to understand their place in history.
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This free, online game lets students have fun while learning math and science concepts!
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A one-of-a-kind program at a Pennsylvania cyberschool lets students become ambassadors.
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Gary Olsen showcases Dubuque’s students and schools with round-the-clock TV coverage.
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Spanish-language site for History Channel includes a This Day in History feature as well as many pages exploring world history.
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Tech It Out! will reaches middle school, high school and college audiences to highlight the value of technology careers in cable.
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This website includes streaming program clips and downloadable companion curriculum units.
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Scott McLeod, a 2007 Cable's Leaders in Learning Award winner, won’t rest until all administrators see the value of integrating technology in schools.
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A pilot program to provide up to 1,000 St. Louis area households with free Internet service, digital literacy training and affordable technology.
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Innovative educators talk about how they effectively incorporate educational games and virtual environments into their curriculum.
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Putting procedures in place helps teachers, parents, and students confront the online form of an age-old problem.
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Blogs and wikis make words come alive. This easy-to-follow
primer will help you get started.
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Bright House Networks' Star Teacher Awards program honors creative teachers and the unique learning opportunities they designed for our children.
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A sense of ethics is the best defense again the erosion of intellectual-property rights.
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Early-childhood education experts share their tips, advice, and strategies for using technology with preschoolers.
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Here’s one college professor who puts the “me” in media. Learn more about David Considine, an award-winning educator at Appalachian State University.
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A proposed, two-year public-private partnership designed to promote sustainable broadband adoption.
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A unique partnership uses the Web to connect teachers and parents everywhere in the community.
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A New York Times technology columnist demonstrates how to fix sub-standard digital photos on the computer.
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Teaching media-literacy skills is easy; just ask Frank Baker.
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Jacalyn Leavitt is giving educators and parents the tools to teach kids about smart, healthy, and responsible behavior online
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Explore the origins of this traditional American holiday, fun facts, turducken, and much more.
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Explores the life and works of the painter and sculptor, including an interactive tour of one of his works.
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Video clip discusses Diego Rivera's involvement with the construction of Rockefeller Center.
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USA Network documentary is part of Characters Unite and the commemoration of the 10th Anniversary of September 11, 2001.
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To help students experience their town’s incredible role in history, Chuck Estep created virtual field trips.
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Returning to his home turf after years in Hollywood, a teacher gives students a chance to express themselves.
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Dan Meyer found a successful way to teach a complex math topic in his classroom; then he went global with it.
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A California teacher uses photos, videos, and broadband technology to get his students thinking and learning about math.
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Interactive game from Science Channel explores Newton's three laws of physics.
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Proposal to Expand African American Broadband Access, Usage and Literacy
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Connecting and educating thousands of youth across the country.
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A free, online nautical challenge, Windward offers players a chance to take the helm and battle the elements as they plot the fastest course around the world.
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Paul LaRue is using primary source materials and broadband technology to connect students with local history.
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Series aims to get kids excited about engineering through competitions between teams of students where they must design, build, and test an innovative product for a real client.
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This series features real kids, ages nine to 13, doing real science. The show encourages all kids to discover the wonders of science by rolling up their sleeves and participating.
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Children at Boys and Girls Clubs get free Internet access, homework help and technology training, thanks to a project started by Steve Kast, a 2006 winner of Cable's Leaders in Learning Award.
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"Internet Essentials" developed by Comcast is an exciting new program designed with the assistance of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to bridge America's digital divide.
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Learn about all things weather with these educational resources from The Weather Channel.
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Explore the development of Shakespearean texts, moving from his own pen, through the printing process, and on to performances on stage and screen.
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Suddenlink Communications, Amarillo Independent School District (ISD) launched a local internet safety program CSI: Connect Safely to the Internet.
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Engaging game from the FTC that teaches about how advertising works.
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Communication, collaboration, and critical thinking—key 21st-century skills—are at the core of a unique media partnership in rural Illinois.
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Ray Lund’s high schoolers in Maine are getting ready for primetime while operating the nation’s first full-time, student-run TV channel.
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1. Every time I turn around, it seems there's another way for my kids to access information and communicate. What do I need to know about the new technologies to manage all this?
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This website explores nine elements that prepare students for a life rich with technology and opportunity.