Teachers: Do you use multimedia in your classroom?

OPB TV producers are working on a project to learn how multimedia resources, and specifically photos, are used in the classroom. If you're a teacher, we'd love to hear about how you use images in your instruction, or how students utilize photos in their learning.

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First Name *

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At which school(s) do you teach?

Which grades and subjects do you teach?

Tell us a little about how you use multimedia in your regular teachings.

Make connections to standard curriculum

Make connections to standard curriculum
Expand students' understanding of concepts and themes
Help students communicate ideas
Other (please explain below)

If you do use photos in the classroom, can you describe a lesson or project that involved the use of photos? How were they helpful to your teaching goals?

Have you been through trainings or been exposed to resources that help teachers use photographs effectively in the classroom? Would you be interested in helping develop such a resource?

What else should we know about this subject?

Now, we have a few questions that will help us better understand your perspective. None of this information is required, and all of it will remain private to the newsroom.

In what year were you born?

What political party, if any, do you identify with most closely?

What do you do for work?

What is your household income?

What is your race or ethnicity?

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