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A. Title of the series or special.
B. Number of programs in the series and their length.
C. The year in which the series was produced.
D. School use rights: Once you've recorded the series, this is how long you can keep it. PBS 45 & 49 pay for the rights to broadcast each series and an additional fee so you can record the programs.
E. Grade level and subject areas for which the series is designed.
F. Closed captioning is available for a limited number of series.
G. If a teacher guide for the series is available, we've indicated it here.
H. Proficiency grade levels (Grades 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 10) and subject areas (S = Science; M = Math; SS = Social Studies; W = Writing; and R = Reading)
I. Videotape Library (VTL) availability: You can get most series from our Videotape Library for a duplication fee.
J. The http://www.pbs4549.org/itv indicates that the series has a web site. Go to http://www.pbs4549.org/itv, where you'll find the program's web site link.
K. This overview provides a brief description of the series.
L. The day of the week and time the programs will be broadcast on PBS 45 & 49.
M. The program number and title along with the specific date of broadcast.
N. If the series will be part of our block feed schedule, this line indicates the date(s). Block feeds broadcast series in their entirety so you can record them in sequence all at once on your own tape. All block feeds air from 3 am to 5 am Monday through Friday.
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