Forty years after Joan Ganz Cooney's landmark study stimulated the creation of Sesame Street, a new center devoted to accelerating children's learning in a rapidly changing world was established.
The Joan Ganz Cooney Center at Sesame Workshop focuses on the new challenges children face today, asking the 21st century equivalent of her original question, "How can emerging media help children learn?"
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Events
Children, Youth and Media Conference: Media Jeunes - The Alliance for Children and Television
More than 200 professionals involved in the production, distribution, and impact of Canadian children's television will attend this conference. Leading experts will discuss programming trends and provide insights into young people's interests and ...
IN play 2011
INplay is a unique, international event that connects kids creative industries with insights and opportunities in the interactive space.From the video game business to the broadcast industry, from toys to toons, the INplay conference brings tog...
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Blog & Features
The TV Generation Gap
It's all about TV this week: who's going to win big with internet TV -- Google or Apple, as well as the big 3D changeover. The recent ...
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Press Room
Young Kids Increasingly Hang Out Online
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Research Shows Large Number of Toddlers Online
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Research & Initiatives
The New Coviewing Initiative: Investigating and Designing for Joint Media Engagement
In the 1980s, communications researchers discovered that children whose parents talk about Sesame Street as they watch learn more from the show. Caregivers who coview with their children can help guide their attention to media fe...
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