C-SPAN StudentCam

Listen to an interview with C-SPAN (22MB, MP3) about their 2008 StudentCam competition. StudentCam is a video documentary competition that invites students to identify a current political topic of national interest and produce a ten minute or less video documentary which creatively explores the issue, while also integrating C-SPAN programming. The annual documentary competition for middle and high school students is a great way to get students engaged in exploring key issues during a presidential election year! Entries are due by December 31, 2007 and a grand prize of $5,000 will be awarded in February 2008 to the best overall entry. Winning student videos may also air on the C-SPAN networks. Related links: Video links to previous C-SPAN StudentCam winners: C-SPAN Classroom (free resources for teaching Civics and US Government) : Technorati tags: Civics , government , C-SPAN , politics , student video , contest , cable , CIC , Cable in the Classroom , cableintheclassroom , tv , school , education , NCTA

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This episode was published on Oct 25, 2007.

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