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Mark Newman, Stephanie Frazier More Information
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Students being able to access information through an Internet connections has become an every day part of life. But there are many areas where connections can be spotty at best. We take look at how public media stations are testing the use of datacasting for education.
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Guests:
- Mark NewmanExecutive DirectorIndiana Public Broadcasting Stations
- Stephanie FrazierVice President of EducationSouth Carolina ETV
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- Mark NewmanExecutive DirectorIndiana Public Broadcasting Stations
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Jennifer Knapp Beudert, Lu Ella Webster, Christy Burgess, Samantha Musleh More Information
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The Robinson Community Center in South Bend has always served as a place for people of all ages to find enrichment. And now, after moving into a brand new building, we discover what can be expected of this larger space.
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- Jennifer Knapp BeudertManagerRobinson Community Learning Center
- Lu Ella WebsterAdult Program CoordinatorRobinson Community Learning Center
- Christy BurgessShakespeare Outreach DirectorRobinson Community Learning Center
- Samantha MuslehPreschool TeacherRobinson Community Learning Center
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- Jennifer Knapp BeudertManagerRobinson Community Learning Center
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Dr. Anthony Bosman, Monica Nudd More Information
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SciFest at Andrews University has always been encouraging STEM education to students. But due to COVID, they had to get innovative, which has seemingly turned out to be advantageous for them. Even though students are unable to visit the campus for this year's SciFest, Andrews University has been able to send the the fest to students' homes across the U.S.
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- Dr. Anthony BosmanAssistant Professor of MathematicsAndrews University
- Monica NuddSTEM CoordinatorAndrews University
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- Dr. Anthony BosmanAssistant Professor of MathematicsAndrews University
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Dr. Darryl Heller, George Garner More Information
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The Civil Rights Heritage Center is a staple, highlighting the strides African Americans have made in our community. They have opened their doors to encourage community engagement, through promoting open dialogues on cultural ongoings. They have now extended that open door digitally, giving people a virtual tour of the historical building, from their homes.
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- Dr. Darryl HellerCivil Rights and Heritage Center
- George GarnerCivil Rights and Heritage Center
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- 50 Years of Racism – why silence isn’t the answer
- James Baldwin Pin Drop Speech
- John Lewis – Civil Rights Movement
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- Dr. Darryl HellerCivil Rights and Heritage Center
