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It's A Digital Disease!

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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/HungryPersonality559 on 2025-08-02 13:20:19+00:00.

With the (edited from "looming loss") funding cuts to NPR and PBS, what can the average person do to help archive important educational programming. I'm a teacher and want to use NPR materal and PBS materials in future lessons and am so worried these programs will get lost! For instance: the little kiddos I teach love when I incorporate Work it Out Wombats into the curriculum. It's an adorable show that teaches computational thinking and problem solving. We use tiny desk concerts as dance / decompression breaks. Any reccs for the best way to save materials intended to be used explixitly for educational purposes (and not resold of course)?

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