IdahoPTV Reaches Out 2006
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IdahoPTV Reaches Out 2006
I daho Public Television Touches Thousands of Idahoans in 2006 From statewide live call-in shows and Idaho Public Television productions to specialized workshops for child-care providers, parents and educators, IdahoPTVmade daily contact with the state’s citizens. Here’s the year in numbers: IdahoPTV Nurtures Children • 3,132 children benefited from 30 IdahoPTV Ready To Learn workshops in which 456 parents and child-care providers learned how public television could be used to foster reading and school readiness. 7 were offered with Spanish language translators. • 2,993 hours of children’s programming aired on analog television and 2,793 on IdahoPTV-Kids, a daytime digital channel. • 20 hours of programming that pertained to parenting aired within the overnight broadcast hours. IdahoPTV Supports Education • 6th year for Idaho’s First Lady to read to children on statewide television as part of a national effort. First Lady Vicki Risch was one of 43 first spouses who participated nationwide in READ FOR 2007. The program is archived for streaming on the IdahoPTV Web site (idahoptv.org). • 1,497 attempted and completed phone calls and 628 e-mails from students to scientists on the DIALOGUE FOR KIDS science call-in show, which airs monthly during the school year. • 6,821,421 hits on the DIALOGUE FOR KIDS Web site during 721,417 visits. • 21,942 e-mails to educators, including 8,586 e-mail messages providing programming highlights and a link to the monthly Classroom Calendar, connecting IdahoPTV on-air programs and Web-based resources to classroom curricula. • 1,100 hours of overnight educational television, including 162 hours of professional development for teachers, as well as resources for K-12 classrooms made instructional materials available to schools throughout the state. • 498 hours of University of Idaho-produced programming aired on Educable, including 20 new productions made in the KUID studio by Journalism and Mass Media students. • 784 children contributed entries for the annual Reading Rainbow Young Writers and Illustrators Contest, 36 of whom received a certificate for first, second or third place in their grade level. continued Boise • Coeur d’Alene • Moscow • Pocatello • Twin Falls IdahoPTV Builds Community • 216 hours of Idaho-related programming were telecast through IdahoPTV’s statewide analog system, with hundreds more also scheduled on the digital system. • 12 presentations were made to civic, community and other groups throughout Idaho. • 917 people in Boise, Pocatello and Nampa attended screenings and discussions of films from the INDEPENDENT LENS series on important and thought-provoking social issues. • 46 national and regional awards were received for programs that IdahoPTV produced, including a regional Emmy. • 133 people asked questions of 15 DIALOGUE guests; 4,930 calls were attempted during the live shows; and 21,720 minutes of streamed video were downloaded from the DIALOGUE Web site. 2 radio stations re-aired DIALOGUE each week. • 13 IdahoPTV productions were in national distribution for public television stations. • 160 people attended an OUTDOOR IDAHO “A Palouse Paradise” premiere in Moscow. • 350 people in Boise and Coeur d’Alene attended VICTORY GARDEN events with the series’ Lifestyle co-host, Sissy Biggers. • 250 people attended a Tim Janis concert presented by IdahoPTV on the Idaho State University campus in Pocatello. • 5,840 hours of High Definition digital television were delivered free over the air in the regions of Coeur d’Alene, Moscow, Boise, Twin Falls, Pocatello and Idaho Falls; 8,760 hours of Standard Definition television on three digital channels — IdahoPTV Kids, IdahoPTV Learn, IdahoPTV Citizen — were delivered free over the air in the same regions. • 3,390 hours of DVS (described video service) enabled sight-impaired viewers to more fully learn from and enjoy a wide variety of programs. 4,236 hours of DVS were broadcast on IdahoPTV digital channels. • 7,760 hours of closed captioning programming, which included all IdahoPTV productions, enabled hearing-impaired viewers to more fully learn from and enjoy a wide variety of programs. • 18,395,850 hits on idahoptv.org, the IdahoPTV Web site during 1,879,860 visits. • 407,697 hits on the IDAHO REPORTS Web site. 83,258 individual visitors were served. • 91,876 total minutes of archived video streaming were downloaded from IdahoPTV’s Website. Boise • Coeur d’Alene • Moscow • Pocatello • Twin Falls
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