There is no required viewing and the use of programming is purely at the teacher's discretion. Teachers may choose from hundreds hours of programming each month, provided by established networks. The CTF, media literacy groups, home and school associations, and provincial educational organizations endorse Cable in the Classroom as a resource that enhances learning. Complete CITC listings are found through our Search Programs Listings on this site. Most CITC programs are aired overnight to be recorded and used at teachers' discretion.
Teachers can tape programs at home or at school.
There is a wide range of programming available for elementary and secondary students. Each program has a specific code representing its target audience. Many also provide accompanying resource materials such as lesson plans. There is no catch. If you tape the programs, you are not obligated to use them.