By sharing overhead costs and efforts, savings in dollars and energy are realized. For the certificate program, the Wisconsin Network's Charlotte Bell expanded her alliance to include the AARP and United Way. Stations have long since worked with K-12 and higher education in creating broadcast services that can serve their learners at a distance. Videoconferencing brings parties into the station where they can share ideas with colleagues and have access to national expertise at the same time. Our job is to find these resources and share them with each other through new technologies like videoconferencing, especially television in the new digital age.
Good content brings in dollars.
Sylvia Scinta is ALS Manager, College and Station Relations. Until her recent retirement, Charlotte Bell was the Director of Lifelong Learning for the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board.