Teachers
PBS Teachers combines lesson plans and online activities found elsewhere on PBS Online with original activities and professional development opportunities.
PBS TeacherLine's high quality, standards-based graduate-level courses offer teachers the professional development opportunities they need in an accessible online format that makes learning fun, flexible and collaborative.
Teacher's Domain
Teachers' Domain is an online educational service with two related components – Collections and Courses – that help teachers enhance their students' learning experiences and advance their own teaching skills. Teachers' Domain Collections are FREE and feature:
- High-quality multimedia from Nova, American Experience, and other public television productions and partners;
- Video and audio clips, interactives, images, and documents;
- Explanatory background articles for each resource;
- Correlations to state and national curriculum standards;
- Media-rich lesson plans;
- Resource Management tools.
Teachers' Domain Professional Development Courses feature:
Many of the same high-quality multimedia resources from NOVA, American Experience, and other public television productions and partners; Classroom video clips of exemplary practice; Inquiry based methodology; Smart integration of technology in the classroom; All content correlated to state and national standards.
Teachers' Domain Courses are offered by Rocky Mountain PBS through PBS TeacherLine. For more information on course schedules, registration and pricing, go to Rocky Mountain PBS TeacherLine.
Local Programs
Homework Hotline is a call-in program on KTSC Channel 8 in Pueblo, which airs live each weekday afternoon at 4:30 p.m., September through May. 
America's Byways is a multimedia project that celebrates nature's beauty and the diverse cultural heritage and recreational riches of select Scenic and Historic Byways.
TV Confidential A media literacy program for 7th-9th grade students and their teachers and parents.
TV PlanetFor more information, e-mail our Education Outreach Officer or call 303-620-5735.
