a CILC Content Provider
Videoconferencing with the Paley Center for Media (Formerly The Museum of Television & Radio), allows you and your students, access to the Center's archive of over 140,000 television and radio programs. These television and radio programs act as a window to the past and present, illuminating significant events in our nation's history and culture. The collection begins with the earliest recorded days of television and radio and runs to the present. Programs are available to the public at the Center's locations in New York and Los Angeles and to classrooms throughout the country and via the Education Department's videoconferencing program.
2017-2018
Honorable Mention
2016-2017
2014-2015
2011-2012
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
Students will discuss what they see in clips from Jim Henson's television work and will discover just how the Muppets come to life by viewing...
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In this class a humorous selection of Rocky and Bullwinkle clips from the Museum's collection provide a way to examine story structure and the...
What is advertising and what are its methods? Through careful analysis, students discover how advertising has developed certain tools and...
Alfred Hitchcock enlivened the suspense genre with tongue-in-cheek introductions, macabre humor, and twist endings. Students analyze Hitchcock's...
Explore the many different ways people live, work, and play in countries around the world like Brazil, Malaysia, and the Philippines. By viewing...
Television played a vital role in the Civil Rights Movement, both as observer and participant. By watching a selection of significant television...
The Golden Years of Television Between the late 40’s and early 60’s the medium of television became the dominant form of home entertainment...
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Caroline Quigley cquigley@paleycenter.org 25 W. 52nd Street New York NY 10019 2126216661 United States
http://www.paleycenter.org
The programs of The Paley Center for Media cover:
Social Studies/HistoryLanguage Arts/EnglishLiteracy