February 2003
Here are snapshots of recent/future activities going on in and around Tenafly High School's bustling library media center:
- The president and
CEO of a
leading broadcast equipment manufacturer tours our Media Production Lab,
Television Control Room, and TV Studio
- US Army representative sets up display in library's open TV studio and
talks to students.
- Students
participating in the
Telecommunications
and Multimedia Club help setup newly donated computer/video
equipment - monthly technical evaluations regarding performance to be
submitted to donor.
- Basketball games broadcast LIVE to the community via THS-TV
Channel 77 (Cablevision) directly from the Red Littler Gymnasium.
- THS-TV launches slow motion replay technique for basketball games!
- H.S.A. uses library as meeting place. Invites guest speaker.
-Tenafly Educational Foundation to meet in library this month to discuss
proposals.
- US Air Force representative sets up display in library's open TV studio
and talks to students.
- Ms. Barker's guest speaker, George S. Burkes, WWII European theater veteran
speaks
to her US History 2 classes using library space as backdrop - Event
broadcast to community live. Also taped and encoded for Internet streaming.
- 21 very excited
seniors from Mr. Morrison's American Mind honors class busily completed assigned video projects.
- A video production
showcasing the school for incoming students completed for high school
principal, Dr.
Kontogiannis.
- Daily morning announcement television broadcasts to all homerooms at
- A 24/7 electronic
message board broadcast over the Internet and to the town of Tenafly
via Cablevision channel 77.
- Several
videoconferences
set up and monitored between Mrs. Welfel's Spanish classes and Museum of
Modern Art in NYC.
- Mr. Scanlon's Anime
club film festival using Academic Theater for evening fundraiser.
- Editing of
several commercials for the Tux Show - a senior class fundraiser.
- Senior video yearbook
editing in media production lab
- Mrs.
Acocella's Family and Consumer Affairs students bring toddlers in
to check out picture books.
- Several classes visit for library orientation.