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What is Chalkwaves?
Chalkwaves is a rich media server delivering curriculum-based instructional video using no Internet connection. It may be connected to a school’s existing LAN, used in a computer lab, or used on a single classroom computer. As many as 30 users can use the server, accessing the same or different modules.

Each stand-alone, pre-loaded hard drive contains 1,200 videos and up to 12,000 learning modules, including teacher guides. Content is searchable by subject, keyword, grade/age, and the West Virginia Content Standards and Objectives (CSOs).

To view or download the current titles, see the links at the right.

 High School Girls

 Chalkwaves Interface

How to get Chalkwaves at my school?
1. Chalkwaves requires a one-time purchase of a device available in two versions: 250GB internal drive ($500) or 300GB external drive ($550)

2. An annual contract with West Virginia Public Broadcasting (PDF version of contract link). This contract includes teacher training and technical support.

3. An annual per student subscription fee of $1.00
4. School Equipment Requirements:
- School network: 100Mbps or greater Ethernet LAN
- Server Requirements (for the internal drive option): slot for IDE 230G internal hard drive, Pentium III 1 GHZ, Windows Server 2000, 2003 or NT
- Client Requirements: Pentium II, Windows 98 or above, 64MB RAM, Windows Media Player, Adobe Acrobat Reader

Contact:: Craig Lanham or Karen Akers at 1-888-596-9729

 Chalkwaves Screen

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