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Sign up for our free e-Newsletter	Monthly e-Newsletter VIEW THE FEBRUARY 2010 ISSUE SECC sends a monthly e-Newsletter filled with information teachers, students and home viewers can use every day — whether to continue your own education or enhance your curriculum. The e-Newsletter provides information on SECC's programs and events such as: • SEVA winners, contest info and student producer interviews • SECC's Student DV show promo videos and highlights • Live NASA coverage and other NASA programs for all ages • Community interest programming such as ResearchChannel, UCTV, Kennedy Center for Performing Arts and Classic Arts Showcase • Special events and classes

	SECC Cable Program Guide New Online Program Guide for SECC's Channels It's easier now than ever to see what's on Cable 15, 16, 17 and 18 each hour of the day -- take a look at the new online program guide which also gives detailed information about the program source and website links. Cable 15 schedule Cable 16 schedule Cable 17 schedule Cable 18 schedule

	Cable in the Classroom (CIC) CIC represents the cable telecommunications industry's commitment to education: to improve teaching and learning for children in schools, at home and in their communities. This is the only industry-wide philanthropic initiative of its kind; since 1989, more than 8,500 cable companies and 39 cable networks have provided free access to commercial-free, educational cable content and new technologies to 81,000 public and private schools, reaching 78 percent of K-12 students. CIC's Free Online Resources Stay up to date on the latest video and online resources from Cable in the Classroom members and receive biweekly notification of upcoming programs and web content in a variety of subjects. An email newsletter highlights content from online and print publications. VISIT ONLINE
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	Video Production with SECC SECC offers a unique opportunity for educators and consortium members to produce instructional video programming for the classroom, cable television or community presentations. These important productions lead to partnerships with other entities that believe educational cable television is an ideal way to communicate information to an audience. Video production partners include school districts, community program providers and other nonprofit educational entities. For more information, call SECC at 916-920-1006.

	Media Literacy: Taking Charge of Your TV The National Parent Teacher Association, Cable in the Classroom and the National Cable and Telecommunications Association launched this unique partnership in 1994 to address concerns about the impact of television on children. The project encourages and facilitates local partnerships between PTA and cable leaders to teach families about the key concepts of media literacy. VIEW MORE PARENT RESOURCES DOWNLOAD TAKING CHARGE OF YOUR TV (pdf)