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CITY CHANNEL
THE ANNENBERG CHANNEL
The Annenberg Channel is a nationally distributed cable television network that features renowned educational series in all areas of high school and college curriculum, professional development programming for educators, and workshops through which K-12 teachers can earn graduate credit.
These high-quality educational programs are now available to Cupertino residents, teachers, and students thanks to a new alliance between The City Channel and the Annenberg Channel. Annenberg Channel programming is available weekday mornings and afternoons on The City Channel and on the weekends. Viewers with broadband Internet connections can also watch the Annenberg Channel online. Simply click on the link below to launch the Annenberg Channel Viewer.
LIVE WEBCAST OF THE ANNENBERG CHANNEL
(Windows Media Player and a broadband Internet connection are required for viewing)
ANNENBERG CHANNEL PROGRAMMING HIGHLIGHTS
ON THE CITY CHANNEL
(MAY 11, 2008 - MAY 17, 2008)
Looking for a new approach to teaching America's history? Consider America's History in the Making. It explores American history from the Pre-Columbian era through modern events, with programs divided into three sections: historical era overviews, biographies of individuals that illustrate larger events, and a behind-the-scenes look at how history is studied, documented, and presented.
Primary Sources uses primary-source documents to research and interpret American history and features informal lectures on pivotal events from the settlement of Jamestown to the Cold War. Look for its companion series, A Biography of America, which brings history to life through first-person narratives.
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