PBS 45 & 49’s TeacherLine

PBS 45 & 49 is pleased to offer courses from PBS TeacherLine.
PBS 45 & 49's TeacherLine is committed to helping PreK-12 teachers acquire the skills they need to prepare students for a successful future. The program offers six-week, facilitated, online learning experiences that are in alignment with national standards. You can use these courses for professional development and, for an additional fee, you can also earn graduate credit.

For graduate credit at Kent State University, The University of Akron or Youngstown State University use the Register link at left.

What Are the Components of TeacherLine?
At the heart of TeacherLine is a series of courses produced by leading educators, education institutions and companies. The modules guide educators toward integrating technology into their learning and teaching. The video-rich, learn-by-doing courses are a combination of content and methodology, accessible via the Internet. They are individualized, self-paced and sequenced at various skill levels.

This is a great professional development resource for those who want to join the truly tech-savvy. Use the Web-based modules whenever and wherever you choose, to support your professional practice and to sharpen your technology skills and knowledge -- and then check in via e-mail and Web-based chat rooms to share ideas with other teachers in the TeacherLine project.

How Do I Take the TeacherLine Courses?
Individual teachers can access the current session of classes being offered at the state and national level by going to http://teacherline.pbs.org/teacherline/ and selecting Ohio to see the courses that are available. These classes are changed quarterly. Graduate credit is available.

For groups of 12 or more teachers, any of the 91 courses can be taken at any time. To set up the course, call PBS 45 & 49 and we will contact the agency. The list of available courses can be accessed at http://www.pbs4549.org/teacher/courses.htm. Graduate credit is available through Adams State College or The University of Akron.

If you have questions regarding the TeacherLine program, contact Dave Philibin at 330-677-4549 or by .