Showing posts with label Feedback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Feedback. Show all posts

Thursday, October 8, 2020

What We're Hearing from the Field

We received some feedback about our new weekly series with Dean Graziano, Vice President of Education at izzit.org, called Civics with Dean.



Have you had a chance to check out these new blogs? If not, read our latest blog here.

Friday, December 18, 2015

Final Day....the Final Code

This is the final code, this is the last day!!!

We hope everyone had as much fun as we did with The 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway Spectacular!!!

Do us a favor??? If you see any social media or blog posts asking how much you liked this giveaway, please give us feedback!! The more feedback we can get, the higher the chances that Santa will allow us to do this again.

We do want to thank everyone for being patient with us on the final day, our 3rd shift elves had too much cocoa, and somehow didn't notice the error with the final code. You guys were so quick to let us know something was wrong, and we really appreciate that. 

One last thing, what else do you guys want from us? Do you want more current events? Do you use the current events? Who likes the streaming page? Who likes all our social media information? Let us know!!











Monday, August 3, 2015

Coming Soon


We've been working hard on new membership options which will be coming this fall.

Make sure you leave feedback so you can get your next free DVD. We value your opinions and do our  best to customize each program for all classrooms. In the past, we've actually redone a program based on teacher feedback, so know that your comments are read and carefully considered.



Along with that, we also have several upcoming new releases that you can look forward to selecting as your Free Annual Video. Stay tuned!

On our social media, we've been sharing clips of our new program, "Pups of Liberty: The Dog-claration of Independence." 




Here's the clip in case you missed it:








econlife - Who Will Sacrifice Civil Liberties During a Pandemic? by Elaine Schwartz

  In a new NBER paper, a group of Harvard and Stanford scholars investigated how much of our civil liberties we would trade for better heal...