On the EnhanceTV website you can find out about upcoming educational programs, get copies of broadcasts, and discover new teaching ideas and resources to inspire and engage students of all ages. EnhanceTV is brought to you by Screenrights, the non-profit organisation that licenses educational institutions to copy from TV. Nearly all schools, TAFEs and universities in Australia have a Screenrights licence.
3. What is EnhanceTV?
Find out:
what’s on TV
how to use it
get copies of programs
connect and share with other
educators
and more…
4. Spanning 19 subject areas
Business & Economics Legal Studies
Current Affairs Mathematics
English Media Studies
Geography & Nature Performing Arts
Health PE PD
Politics & Government
History
Religious Studies
Hospitality & Tourism
Science & Technology
Indigenous Studies
Society & Culture
K–6
Visual Arts & Design
Languages
5. What’s on TV
Plan your recording schedule using these tools:
Subscribe to our free weekly email guide
Browse Daily TV Highlights by teaching subject area
Browse by capital cities, regional, PayTV
Customise your search by choosing from 40 RSS feeds
6. How to use TV in the classroom
Download free pdf study guides and feature articles
Over 600 guides and articles
Mostly produced by the
Australian Teachers of Media (ATOM)
Cross curriculum references
Study activities and analysis techniques
Saves time with lesson planning
7. How to use TV in the classroom
Study Guide examples
8. How to use TV in the classroom
Download free Teaching Topics
Our selection of programs, study guides and articles to
support a particular theme.
9. Get copies of programs
Over 7500 hours of broadcast television available:
Individual programs start from $21.95
No advertisements
High quality DVDs
Delivered within 7 days
Extensive collection of series
Theme Packs – a selection of popular programs related to
a topic
Pay by credit card or school Purchase Order (PO)
Free DVD covers to download and print
Or if you need something copied, we can do it for you
11. Join EnhanceTV – it’s free
Brought to you by Screenrights (www.screenrights.org) –
the not for profit organisation that licenses nearly all
Australian schools, TAFEs and universities to copy from
TV and radio.
12. You can copy from TV and radio
as much as you like.
EnhanceTV makes teaching with TV easy.
www.enhancetv.com.au