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	InterActive Educators share their methods for using multimedia to teach the skills and content students need for state assessments.
	WEB EXTRA: Podcast interview [MP3] with blind mountain climber Erik Weihenmayer (as featured in A&E Classroom's Touch the Top of the World).
	Cable in the Classroom News  Recent events and information from the Cable in the Classroom organization.
	Untangling the Web Broadband Tools to help library media specialists bring critical thinking to the resource center.
	Columbus Day Close-up  Digital media make it possible to take an in-depth look at popular notions of the man who discovered the New World.
	Media Literacy Makes for Critical Thinkers Helping to prepare students for state assessment with lessons torn from the pages of today's culture.
	WEB EXTRA: Podcast interview [MP3] with 2006 Cable's Leaders in Learning Award winner Sue Lockwood Summers.
	Achieving Success, Aloha Style  Using a team approach, library media specialists and teachers in Hawaii created teaching tools to address the needs of many different learners.
	Testing Information Skills   Literacy assessment measures students' abilities asdiscriminating media users.
	Five Power Roles for Librarians   Improving academic achievement means moving out from behind the stacks.
	Making Meaning out of Media A pioneer wants information literacy on the national education agenda.
	WEB EXTRA: Podcast interview [MP3] with 2006 Cable's Leaders in Learning Award winner Elizabeth Thoman.
	Cable in the Classroom FAQs Answers to common questions about Cable in the Classroom.