Live from Antarctica is a co-production of Maryland Public Television and Geoff Haines-Stiles Productions, in association withWTTW/Chicago. The New Explorers joins MPT to present Program 3, "Spaceship SouthPole," which links Antarctica with Chicago, Virginia and Hawaii. The New Explorers is a co-production of WTTW/Chicago and Kurtis Productions Ltd.

Live from Antarctica is made possible, in part, by support from the National Science Foundation (which funds and manages the United States Antarctic Program), the Information Infrastructure Technology and Applications Program of NASA's Office of High Performance Computing and Communications, NASA's Education Division, NASA's Office of Life and Microgravity Sciences, PBS K-12 Learning Services and PBS ONLINE, and the U.S. Department of Energy.

Prentice Hall School Division is the official education publisher of the print version of the Live from Antarctica Teacher's Guide.

Additional support comes from the Center for Astrophysical Research in Antarctica (CARA); the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago; NASA's K-12 Internet Initiative, the NASA Science Internet, NASA Spacelink; NOAA (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration); PBS ONLINE's Learning Link, and ASA (Antarctic Support Associates), NSF's contractor for field operations.

Satellite uplinks and other production assistance are provided by the Hawaii Department of Education (Office of Information and Telecommunication Services), the University of Hawaii and KHET, Hawaii Public Television; "H-E-B" Satellite in the Classroom, KRGV Weslaco and the McAllen Independent School District, Texas; the University of Virginia Curry School of Education and the Charlottesville Public Schools; and KUAC-TV/School of Engineering, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, Alaska, North Star Borough School District, North Star Educational Network, Barrow, Alaska.

Live From Antarctica Project Staff



Project Director & Executive Producer
Geoffrey Haines-Stiles



Executive in Charge of Production for GHSP
Erna Akuginow



For Maryland Public Television
Raymond K. K. Ho, President and CEO

James Abbott, Esq. General Counsel

Gail Porter Long, Vice President, Education &
Telecommunications

Carol Wonsavage, Promotion and Publicity

Steve Reverand, Coordinating Producer

George R. Benaman II, Production Manager



For WTTW/Chicago and The New Explorers
Ed Menaker and Bill Kurtis



Curriculum & Classroom Activities  Development Team
Pat Haddon, Grade 6 science teacher, Summit Middle School, New
Jersey

April Keck Lloyd, 3rd grade/Educational Technology, 

Burnley-Moran Elementary, Charlottesville, Virginia

Patty Miller, Kid Science Teleschool Teacher, Hawaii
Department of Education

Margaret Riel, Ph.D., Interlearn, Encinitas, California

James S. Sweitzer, Ph. D., Center for Astrophysical Research
in Antarctica, Chicago, Illinois

Jan Wee, Library Media Director, West Salem Middle School, 
West Salem, Wisconsin

April S. Whitt, Fernbank Science Center, Atlanta, Georgia

Bruce "Chip" Daley, Clark Country School District, Las Vegas, Nevada



National Advisory Board
Joseph D. Exline, V-QUEST Project Director, Virginia
Department of Education, Virginia

Dale Andersen, Exobiologist, NASA Ames Research Center, California

Nancy Attinger Greely, Catholic Television Network, San
Francisco, California

Camille Moody Jennings, NASA Education Division, Langley
Research Center, Virginia

John Rummel, Marine Biological Laboratories, Woods Hole,
Massachusetts



NASA K-12 Internet Initiative
David Dobervich, Gunn High School

Jennifer Sellers, Sterling Software

Marc Siegel 

Chris Tanski


PBS Online & Learning Link
Cindy Johanson

Francis Thompson



NASA Spacelink
Bill Anderson 

Flint Wild



Producers
Deane Rink (Antarctica) 

Richard Dowling (US)



Field Video/Telecommunications Crew
Charles Kramer
Brian Igelman
Thom Stone
Roxanne Streeter



Project Development
Marcie Setlow, Setlow Media Inc.

Neal Brodsky