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Wordsmith (TV series)
Wordsmith is a thirty-part instructional television series about the English language. It is meant to help students expand their vocabulary through analyzing the parts of English words. It is meant for classroom use, either through direct broadcast or through videotapes recorded from the airings by teachers or other school district personnel. The host is Bob Kupa'a Smith.
==Production==
Two series of Wordsmith were made. The first, in black and white, was filmed at KQED studios in San Francisco in 1964-1965, and was originally at fifth grade elementary school students. Joanne Mock was the producer/director. It was distributed by the National Center for School and College Television (now called the Agency for Instructional Technology, or AIT). The show was largely improvised by host Bob Smith.
Ten years later, the series was remade in color (partly because the original tapes were wearing out), and completed in 1975. It was also distributed by AIT, the Agency for Instructional Television. The executive producer was Gordon Hughan. The producer-directors were Glenn Johnson and Karen Hamamura Nelson. Its target audience ranged from middle school to high school students. It was recorded at the Studios of KLCS, Channel 58, which was owned and managed by the Los Angeles Unified School District. This second series is the one generally viewed today, and individual programs are still (in 2011) available for purchase from AIT.
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