The Regional Educational Television Network is an independent not-for-profit community organization which provides educational television programming services on behalf of colleges, public and catholic schools in the Lake Champlain region of Vermont. All RETN programs are selected or produced by Champlain Valley residents. An Educational Channel for All Channel 16 seeking community involvement By Jay … | Read more.
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Yes, Daniel. I concur. It is interesting that, as I have benefitted from the increasing power of digital processing and the Internet over the years,... – Apr 01, 2:45 PM
hi jay i think we’ve become too dependent on the digital world (computers, the internet, digital gadgets, etc) to do things for us that we... – Apr 01, 1:53 PM
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RETN Programming
Dozens of schools and scholars in Vermont’s Champlain Valley worked with the Regional Educational Television network to produce educational video projects during the network’s first years in production, from 1994 to 1996. The following programs were directed by Jay Collier, RETN’s first executive director. ID Program Title Content Partner 36 Vermont Filmmakers: John O’Brien Burlington … | Read more.