Agassiz Baldwin Community (ABC), also known as Agassiz Neighborhood Council, is a non-profit corporation that provides programs, services and events with a focus on children and the arts, and provides a forum for community discussion and participation.

Check out the latest issue of the Agassiz Baldwin Community's newsletter, The Whistler, to find out what's new!

The responses to the open ended questions on the survey yielded some great stuff! I've compiled and categorized in the docs linked to here.

1) SITE COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS

2) GENERAL COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS

This report analyzes survey responses relevant to website navigation and layout issues, as well as offers some opinions and recommendations.

Download a Word doc of the report by clicking HERE.

For members of the MAO Committee and any other interested folks, I'm posting results of the survey on the CCTV website, community involvement, and internet use in general.

DOWNLOAD a .zip'd folder (232 KB) containing the following-

FOLDER CONTENTS

--- Text documents with survey results ---

1_MAOSurvey07TOTALS.doc (numerical summary)
2_CambOrgs.doc (Other organizational involvement)
3_CCTVsitelike.doc (What people like most about site)
4_CCTVsiteimprove.doc (What people would like to be improved on site)
5_CCTVsiteaddl.doc (Add'l comments on website)
6_CCTVgenlcomments.doc (Add'l general comments)

--- Graphs & charts illustrating selected results ---

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9_SiteSectionsBW.png
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12_CambNewsInfoBW.png

Thanks to everyone who participated in the recent CCTV survey on internet use, our website, and community involvement.

Want to see what people said? For a downloadable PDF with a summary of the online survey responses, click HERE.

If you haven't already taken the CCTV web survey, time is running out! Our online survey, designed to gather input that will help us develop this site, will end on Tuesday, July 31st. To give us your feedback before then click on the image at left. Thanks!

* As a thank-you- Members receive a $10 bonus toward classes and non-members receive a $5 discount on membership when they join within a month.

This week Cambridge youth from CCTV’s Summer Media Institute (SMI) made a trip over to East Boston to collaborate with a great youth music organization called Zumix. At Zumix, area youth can take instrument lessons, play in bands, or host their own radio show on the Zumix AM station.

CCTV and Zumix arranged for the students in SMI to produce a video of the Zumix “Divercity” band performing their version of the song “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” by Selena. On Tuesday there was a shoot at Zumix, while the band performed on stage. On Wednesday the Divercity band and the SMI crew took the show on the road and headed to Piers Park for more shooting. read more...