Twin Cities PBS Launches New Education Website TPTLearn.org provides free personal development and media resources for educators and learners.
Our new website meets these needs by providing an archive of resources that are accessible through a powerful search engine that categorizes our content by grade level, subject, and key words. Whether you’re looking for a video clip or a PDF activity guide, we’ve also included the ability to categorize resources by media type. Our goal is for educators to spend less time searching for quality resources and more time sharing with their learners. “The search engine will help them find exactly what they need for the topics of their choosing and the learners in their programs." - Niki Beverely, project manager for the Lifelong Learning team
Twin Cities PBS is excited to launch TPTLearn.org, a website dedicated to sharing free education resources with teachers and families. Designed as a one-stop shop, our new website is home to multimedia resources from your favorite TPT shows. These resources are designed for all learning environments including classrooms, out-of-school programs, and at home. Throughout the process of creating our new education website, our team listened closely to educators to best understand how a platform like this could benefit how they teach. There were many common themes that continually surfaced. Teachers wanted access to high-quality media that is entertaining and informative. Teachers wanted an experience where they could quickly find resources that are relevant to their subject area and grade level. Teachers wanted supplementary materials that could be quickly adapted to fit their environment.
As our station continues to produce new programs and education content, our website will evolve alongside them. Our team is dedicated to curating collections of resources relevant to current events and to updating our resources to meet the needs of the ever-changing education landscape.
Learn with us and visit our website at TPTLearn.org
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OCTOBER 2024
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