
My Source can help you communicate the overall impact of your station’s commitment to enhancing educational opportunities.
A 2008 report, Public Television Stations: A Trusted Source for Educating America, spotlights how public television’s educational services are giving our nation’s children and youth more opportunities and resources for learning.
Additionally, the report discloses that:
Statistics like these are useful in a range of documents from press releases to copy for print advertisements. They are also great for newsletter stories.
Maryland Public Television (MPT) provided one example of how stations can use My Source to promote their educational offerings. MPT used My Source to showcase initiatives addressing the nation’s impending crisis in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education.
View MPT’s on-air spot highlighting its efforts to educate tomorrow’s leaders here:
WEIU produced eight on-air My Source spots in less than a month. This included time spent recruiting, recording and producing the testimonials. During their recruitment, they approached Dr. William Perry,
Dr. Perry took advantage of the opportunity to highlight WEIU's sports broadcasting programs. In his spot, Mr. McCollum spoke about the value of public broadcasting in the classroom.
Click here to listen to audio spots by Dr. Perry and Mr. McCollum.
APT (Alabama) - To communicate the value of APT Plus, APT's free online resources for teachers, the station created a My Source on-air spot featuring a local teacher who tells us why she values APT.
