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Production Credits
The Expanding Canon: Teaching Multicultural Literature in High School
is a production of Thirteen/WNET New York in collaboration with the National
Council of Teachers of English (NCTE). Copyright 2003, Corporation for Public
Broadcasting. All rights reserved.
Thirteen/WNET
A major American cultural and educational institution for nearly four
decades, Thirteen/WNET supplies more than one-third of all primetime programs
aired on PBS, including acclaimed cultural, science, and public affairs
series and specials. The award-winning Children's and Educational Programming
group is a leading and innovative provider of programming for a variety
of projects, from teacher professional development to instructional television
and interactive multimedia. Broadcast series that further the station's
educational mission include the daily animated PBS Kids math program Cyberchase,
the history series for families Freedom: A History of US, ZOOM
Local/National, What's Up in the Environment/Technology/Factories?,
and In the Mix specials. Many projects promote implementation of
national and state education standards. These include Science ... Simply
Amazing, Learning Science Through Inquiry, and Insights into
Algebra I for Annenberg Media, and PBS TeacherLine, Mathline,
and Scienceline.
Thirteen is also a pre-eminent source of Web-based educational content and
workshops, providing courses that have reached thousands of teachers, teachers-in-training,
administrators, and others involved in pre-K-12 instruction. These workshops
are currently used by professors and students at Harvard University, Pace
University, and Teachers College at Columbia University. Thirteen's award-winning
Web site features online companion pieces to national series and original
online content to complement Thirteen's educational initiatives. Projects
include New York: A Documentary Film, African American World,
Cyberchase Online, Great Performances Online, Nature Online,
and American Masters Online.
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)
The National Council of Teachers of English has been dedicated to building
teacher knowledge and improving student achievement in English language
arts since its founding in 1911. NCTE's member and affiliate networks serve
more than 77,000 teachers and supervisors of English programs in elementary,
middle, and secondary schools; faculty in college and university English
departments; teacher educators; local and state agency English specialists;
and institutions. NCTE provides a forum for the profession, an array of
opportunities for teachers to continue their professional growth throughout
their careers, and a framework for cooperation to deal with issues that
affect the teaching of English.
Web Site Production Credits
Brigitte Magar Matsuoka, Executive
Producer
Jessica Yin, Co-Producer
Jesse Gale, Co-Producer, Writer
Camille Lee, Project Coordinator
Content Production:
Dale Allender, Content Advisor
Jill Peters, Project Director
Suzanne Rose, Editorial Supervisor
Arash Hoda, Content Producer
Todd Schindler, Writer, Copy Editor
Katherine Schulten, Writer
Margaret Restivo, Researcher
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Interactive and Broadband Unit:
Anthony Chapman, Director of Interactive
and Broadband
Mikki Monkolchayut, Technical Producer
Sabina Daley, Art Director
Karen Mattson, Designer
Ana Giron, Technical Associate Producer
Brian Santalone, Technical Associate
Producer
Josh Zizmor, Technical Associate
Producer
Logo Design:
B.T. Whitehill
Special Thanks to:
Sharon Freedman
Rachel Goldstein
Swati Mody
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Thirteen Ed Online is a production
of Thirteen/WNET New York. Brigitte Magar Matsuoka, Director of Educational
Technologies. Carmen DiRienzo, Vice President and Managing Director,
Corporate Affairs.
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Video Series Production Credits
Senior Producer
Suzanne Rose
Producers
Arash Hoda
Mary Drayne
NCTE Content Advisor
Dale Allender
Project Officer Annenberg Media
Deborah Batiste
Supervising Editor
Geoffrey Richman
Camera
Greg Barna
Additional Camera
Arash Hoda
Michael Pruitt-Bruun
Editors
Geoffrey Richman
Jake Diamond
Scott Fienstein
Christopher Seward
Jay Slot
Mary Ann Toman
Mark Sutton
Logo and Graphic Design
B.T. Whitehill
Music Composed by
Jim Heffernan
Dave Mazza
Rodney Whittenberg
Audio Post Mix
David Michael Tews
Project Manager
Rekha Menon
Researcher
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Executive Producer
Jill Peters
Director of Children’s and Educational Programming
Sandra Sheppard
Project Advisory Board
Deborah Allen
John Barber
Reggie Finlayson
Beth Horikawa
Nicolás Kanellos
Sound Engineers
Brian Albritton
James H. Baer
Bayard Carey
Diana Cleland
Richard Mills, Jr.
Fred Runner
Jose Santamaria
Assistant Editors
Damian Baskette
Andrew Bowler
Robert Fass
Edward Goldberg
Carolyn Kim
Uma Sanayafarian
Judy Schiller
Production Interns
Dianna Kennedy
Regine Lahens
Danijela Majstorovic
Special Thanks to
Alpine Recreation Center
Arte Público Press
Assiniboine & Sioux Tribes
Before Columbus Foundation
Bob Morris
Custodial Workers of
Charles H. Milby High School
Fort Peck Reservation
Katonah Village Library
NCTE Research Assembly
Nikkei Legacy Center
Nkiru Bookstore
Portland Area Rethinking Schools
Sunflower Café
University of Houston
Wolf Point Community
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