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National Education Association president Lily Eskelsen Garcia discussed the future of U.S. education amid the coronavirus and the union’s recent polling on issues surrounding distance…

Secretary Duncan, education advocate Chris Paul, and teachers talked about ways to prepare students for the connected world of learning. Then Secretary Duncan was interviewed by Andrea Mitchell about the Education…

Education officials and innovators talked about innovation and technology in education and addressing various educational scenarios involving technology use. “The Context: What’s Changing and What It Means…

Witnesses testified on “Public, Educational, and Governmental (PEG) Services in the Digital TV Age.” Discussion centered on ways that cable companies could remain competitive and fulfill their…

Panelists on both panels talked about U.S. Supreme Court Justice Powell’s legacy and school diversity. Topics included Powell’s methods of decision-making, his influence on court decisions,…

Witnesses testified on the proposed fiscal year 2008 budget for public broadcasting. Topics included political bias in programming, educational programming, diversity in programming, and…

Professor Douglas Brinkley discussed his book, The Majic Bus: An American Odyssey, the record of a two-month cross-country tour with eleven Hofstra students. The American culture-humanities “class”…

Mr. Boyd talked about the programs that allow U.S. military personnel serving abroad to take college courses for credit. He responded to audience telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

The panelists talked about civic education after the September 11 attacks, including voting and news. John Milewski moderated the panel. The panelists responded to questions from the…

Educator Tom Watts discussed being chosen by C-SPAN to be one of its Educational Fellows.

Participating by telephone, Presidents Lewis and Robinson spoke about commencement speeches. President Lewis discussed the significance of Carleton’s hosting the final commencement speech by…

Beginning its third nation-wide tour, the C-SPAN School Bus was on display at the 14th Great Lakes Cable Expo. One hundred educators were invited from the four-state area to visit the Expo…

To begin its third nationwide tour, the C-SPAN School Bus was on display at the 14th Great Lakes Cable Expo. Cable company representatives talked about education through Cable in the…

Chairman Reed Hundt spoke about the need for increased regulation to control violence on television and increase educational programming. He cited a poll that stated that eighty percent of U.S.…

Participants talked to reporters about a recent survey of 1,000 educators on the current use of technology in their schools and the obstacles to further use. The survey was 1000 telephone…

First lady, Hillary Clinton, welcomed a group to the White House and talked about Public Broadcasting’s role in educating children.

Howard University School of Communications convened a panel on freedom of speech on college campuses with a focus on the issue of diversity. Panelists included Representative Elene Holmes…

The C-SPAN School Bus crew talked with Charles Marshall of Ladue Horton Watkins High School, about using technology to help educate students in the classroom. Larry Hart of Crown Cable-St…

David Gergen, White House adviser on foreign policy issues and goals presentation, discussed the importance of the national news media and his own role in the Clinton and earlier…

Committee members considered nominations for the board of directors of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a federally-funded organization that supports public television throughout…