Screen360.tv

Now, like never before, students who were born into the world in the same year are more likely to influence and learn from each other. They are International Peers (TM), sitting beside each other as well as across an ocean, and the expectations of them are increasingly global. They've already begun finding their own ways to connect. Screen360.tv wants to further guide introductions through the film festival model's moderated discussions, sparking empathetic learning, language learning, geographic exploration and more. We bring the world in its original languages to learners through diverse cinema and further investigation. Screen360.tv presents expertly curated international films for Gr.7 -12 learners with AP, IB and Common Core curricula informing our selections. Screen360.tv makes the world your classroom. Team Screen360.tv is built on more than thirty years of combined experience in film curation (including establishing four festivals in the Bay Area), film production, teaching, cognitive development, application development, business and learning. Credentials come from Stanford and USC. The Screen360.tv system was originally developed and tested at Stanford Graduate School of Education, the Stanford d.School, Bayside STEM Academy and Lucile Packard Children's Hospital both to engage a project leading with empathy and to counteract the isolation of hospitalization with mediated peer engagement. Now due to the pandemic, we are all isolated from our world. We believe Screen360.tv can address the pains of isolation with both educational and social connection. The Stanford Peace Innovation Institute recognizes Screen30.tv as a Positive Peace Technology.