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Educational Media Services Educational Media Services Page A 7-Step Lesson Plan for Teachers Using Television in the Classroom 90 American Graduate 80 Additions to the 2014-2015 Schedule 93 Cable In the Classroom 89 Copyright – The Bottom Line! 94 Deletions to the 2014-2015 Schedule 93 Described and Captioned Media Center 83 Duplication Service 82 Educational Media Center 82 EMS Staff Directory 79 ITV Channel Conversion Chart 88 Keeping Kids Fit 87 One Place 86 Ready To Learn 84 TeacherLine 85 Vegas PBS On The World Wide Web! 92 Video Bulletin Board Information System (VBBIS) 88 Video Streaming 81 78 EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERVICES EMS Staff Directory Business Hours: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Phone: 799-1010 Fax: 799-2960 Lee Solonche, Director of Educational Media Services ext. 5324 [email protected] Educational Media and Technology Services Craig Cuddihy, EMS Coordinator III: ext. 5359 [email protected] Technology Services Mark Nelson, EMS Coordinator III: ext. 5316 [email protected] Technology Services Lynnette Stevens, ITV & DCMC Coordinator III: ext. 5354 lstevensVegasPBS.org Technology Services Jessica Carroll, RTL Coordinator III: ext. 5413 [email protected] Ready To Learn Project Chuck Sinicki, EMS Coordinator III: ext. 5364 [email protected] Technology Services Jeanne Brown, Office Supervisor: ext. 5422 [email protected] Educational Media Services Sondra Wachtel, RTL Literacy Specialist: ext. 5420 [email protected] Ready To Learn Project Mayte Heredia, RTL Project Facilitator: ext. 5414 [email protected] Ready To Learn Project Vickie Maliagros, Duplication DVD/CD ext. 5475 [email protected] Educational Media Center Sandra Abston, Described & Captioned Media Center ext. 5419 [email protected] Educational Media Center Wendy Castro, Duplication OS II: ext. 5417 [email protected] Educational Media Center Tom Bole, Field Engineer: ext. 5358 [email protected] Antennas down, cut cables, wiring, modulator repairs Please note: You do not need to turn in a WOST unless directed to do so by Tom. Just call us. To call in an ITV problem, we will need: name of contact person, school, date, location of problem, and description of problem. Please leave a message if we are not in. We will return your phone call as soon as possible. Supply Catalog Equipment: CCSD Equipment Repair: 799-5234/5241 Coaxial Cable #84058-101138-10 Broken TV’s and VCRs Cable Adapter #84058-101038-15 79 EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERVICES American Graduate: Let’s Make it Happen The staggering rate of dropouts in America poses a serious threat to our national welfare -- and to the lives of young people at risk. More than 25% of the cur- rent ninth graders will not graduate from high school. It is a problem that must be solved. Public media is joining the fight -- with a bold initiative, American Graduate. American Graduate: Let’s Make it Happen is a public media initiative supported by the Corportation for Public Broadcasting, Vegas PBS and other partners to help local communities address the dropout crisis. American Graduate builds on pub- lic media’s long-standing commitment to education by convening conversations, forming and strengthening partnerships between public television and radio stations along with local schools, businesses and community organizations to help students graduate. Vegas PBS is working with national experts, state leaders, Clark County School District (CCSD) Divisions, students, parents and teachers of target schools to develop meaningful messaging, educational resources, and professional development resources. A three-pronged approach has been developed to reach all levels of the community: Outreach in the Community, Production on-air and Online Resources. To learn more, visit: VegasPBS.org/AmericanGraduate 80 EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERVICES What is Video Streaming? Video Streaming from Vegas PBS is a free resource for teachers and students that provides access to more than 17,000 full-length and 205,000 clips of classroom ready common-core aligned video programs instantly - over the school district’s extremely fast (100mbps) Wide Are Network (WAN). With Vegas PBS Video Streaming you have three unique destinations to choose from. Discovery streaming, Learn360 streaming, and Vegas PBS Learning Media. After logging in with the username and password obtained from Vegas PBS, teach- ers and students may simply search via keyword, subject area or by Common Core standard. Videos stream and download directly to your desktop or mobile device instantly. Videos are indexed, providing the option of viewing the entire program or watching a shorter clip. How do I obtain an account? Contact: Craig Cuddihy, Mark Nelson or Charles Sinicki via InterAct or phone (702) 799-1010 to receive login instructions. Staff Development Trainings Available for all Schools! Many training options are available to suit your school site needs: • 15-minute overview, cover streaming site resources and login information. • 50-minute “Hands on Workshop”, including overview account access. • 2-hour “Hands on Workshop”, Common Core standards search, PowerPoint, and Prezi integration. http://VegasPBS.org/streaming 81 EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERVICES VegasPBS.org/EMC The Vegas PBS Educational Media Center (EMC) is a full service educational media distribution center for schools and teachers throughout the Clark County School District. The EMC contains over 10,000 titles of educational media for classroom use, with new titles added frequently. This service is free for CCSD educators and all titles have cleared copyright restrictions for classroom use. Explore our entire media collection at media.vegaspbs.org, or OnePlace.VegasPBS.org. You can also come in person to visit our preview center, or to pick your title. For suggested titles related to your curriculum, visit the Vegas PBS Education Services Link on InterAct. All titles are delivered the day before the requested date and are returned by simply placing the media in the outgoing CCSD school mail. For more information, call (702) 799-1010 ext. 5425. VegasPBS.org/Duplication Our facilities enable us to produce or Dub multiple DVD or CD copies of individual programs and entire series for schools and teachers who request them. Simply email or call Vegas PBS to request dubs. DVD/ CD duplication is also available for original and copyright-cleared content. Just provide us your master copy and blank DVD-Rs and we’ll do the rest! For more information email [email protected] or call 799-1010 ext. 5475. DUPLICATION Rights List: http://bento.cdn.pbs.org/hostedbento-prod/filer_public/ ems/duplication-svc/Duplication_Inventory_2013-2014.pdf 82 EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERVICES Described and Captioned Media Center The Vegas PBS Described and Captioned Media Center is a grant fund- ed free-loan library available to all Nevadans. We offer a specialized collection of educational media to meet the needs of deaf, hard-of- hearing, blind and visually impaired persons, their parents and educators. Order items online or by calling our office for assistance. Your order will be mailed direct to you free-of-charge (includes return shipping.) Our collection includes: • American Sign Language Instructional videos • Audio books (CD & Playaways) • Books on the topic of blindness and visual impairment • Books on the topics of deafness • Braille books (board books, contracted, uncontracted, interlined) • Braille books (contracted, uncontracted & interlined) • Braille printing services • DVD & VHS titles with descriptions and closed captions • Educational games for students who are deaf or blind • Literacy Kits for use by teachers and parents • Classroom Kit: Understanding Blindness & Visual Impairment Accounts are free! Create your account: Online: http://media.VegasPBS.org/DCMC Phone: Sandra Abston at 702-799-1010 X5419 TTY: 702-799-1050 Email: [email protected] 83 EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERVICES WHAT IS ? Ready To Learn (RTL) is a project that helps children gain the skills they need to be successful in school and life. RTL brings together diverse community members - educators, parents, business leaders and volunteers - who strive to improve literacy and learning among children. The project has touched the lives of over 450,000 children in our community. 90% of RTL services are designed to meet the needs of Title I schools and disadvantaged families throughout southern Nevada. WHAT SKILLS DOES RTL TEACH? RTL focuses on improving the school-readiness of children ages 2-8 by targeting nine critical skill areas: literacy, problem-solving, affective skills, cognitive skills, math skills, motor skills, cultural appreciation, art and music appreciation, life skills and scientific curiosity. HOW DOES RTL PROMOTE LITERACY AND LEARNING? RTL employs these educational tools in achieving its goals: 1) PBS television broadcast of quality, nonviolent, commercial-free children’s programming including Arthur, Sesame Street, Super Why! and others. 2) RTL training workshops demonstrating how parents, teachers, librarians and childcare providers can extend children’s reading, writing and problem-solving skills by pairing programming with books. 3) Distribution of free books - in English and Spanish - to families participating in RTL workshops, as concrete vehicles for implementing literacy-enhancing strategies learned at the workshops. Over 450,000 books have been disbursed since its inception in 1997. 4) RTL website and apps: VegasPBS.org/RTL - educational site for teachers, parents, caregivers and children with information on companion websites and mobile device apps to extend TV
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