Making the Most of Educational Programming
If a picture in a classroom is worth a thousand words, Time Warner Cable's gifts to education are priceless. Time Warner Northeast Ohio proudly provides cable service to each K-12 public and private school in our service area free of charge, so educators can use our award-winning Cable in the Classroom program to bring lessons to life.
Did you know that Time Warner Cable offers over 200 hours of free television programming that can be used in the classroom for instruction? Educators and parents can download and record hundreds of educational rich programs for use along side of traditional educational media. There are programs for preschoolers through high schoolers and all of it is copyright cleared for instructional purposes. Need more information? Call 330-630-7925 to speak with a TWC representative about this rich and valuable resource.
Learning to use the multiple levels of media in today's society can be a challenge. Time Warner Cable is availble to discuss Media Literacy and how to teach your children how to be good media consumers. Controling your TV is up to you. It is all about knowing how to make good decisions.
Time Warner Cable also provides complimentary Road Runner High Speed Online service to over 500 local K-12 schools. These broadband connections to the Internet allow lightning-fast and reliable online service to search and discover the world around us. Time Warner Cable also is available to train educators in the use of the latest Internet technologies.
Safety is a big challeng on the Internet and Time Warner Cable is available to speak to your organization about the latest Internet applications and how to use them. We are committed to making all of our customers knowledgeable about the safest methods for using this powerful tool.
We offer our television and broadband service, extensive teacher training, and support programs like "Take Charge of Your TV" as part of our ongoing commitment to education. Time Warner Cable's support puts Northeast Ohio's classrooms on the edge of technology, and students on the edges of their seats.
