Canal 15 ILCE Summa Sabres

Canal 15 ILCE Summa Sabres is an educational television channel operating in Mexico. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel is part of the ILCE (Instituto Latinoamericano de la Comunicación Educativa), a Mexican organization focused on educational technology and distance learning. The name "Summa Sabres" likely refers to a specific educational project or content block within the ILCE network. The channel broadcasts on channel 15 in various parts of Mexico as a digital subchannel of the ILCE network. The channel's slogan is related to the "Summa Sabres" project, which is an educational initiative promoting science and culture.

On air, Canal 15 ILCE Summa Sabres features a mix of educational programming for primary and secondary school students, including video lessons in math, science, and language arts. The channel also airs cultural documentaries, history programs, and content for teacher training. The programming is part of Mexico's national educational television system, often used by schools for distance learning and by the general public for self-education. The channel's "Summa Sabres" block focuses on high-level academic content, including lectures and seminars on specialized topics.

Canal 15 ILCE Summa Sabres is available in Mexico via digital terrestrial television as a subchannel of ILCE. The channel's exact frequency varies by state, but it is generally found on channel 15.1 or 15.2 in many Mexican cities. The channel also streams online through the ILCE website and the official ILCE mobile app.

Canal 15 ILCE Summa Sabres strives to be a resource for educators and students in Mexico, providing high-quality educational content free of charge. The mission of the channel is to support the Mexican educational system by using television as a tool to improve learning outcomes and to promote a culture of lifelong learning.

En Lengua de Senas TV

En Lengua de Señas TV is a Paraguayan television program, rather than a standalone channel, that operates within the broadcast network of Paraguay TV (Canal 14). The primary language of the program is Paraguayan Sign Language (LSP). Produced by the Instituto de Antropología y Ciencias Sociales de la Universidad Comunera, the program focuses on the deaf community, cultural identity, and human rights. The program is hosted by Mónica Brítez (profesional sorda).

On air, the program addresses topics of inclusion and the rights of deaf individuals in Paraguay. Its content covers a wide range of subjects, including education, employment, health access, and linguistic rights, all delivered in sign language. The program is part of Paraguay TV's strategy to produce inclusive content for diverse audiences and has been recognized for its educational and cultural contribution. In October 2015, the program produced a special segment on accessibility to education for the hearing impaired, covering the experiences of students, teachers, and experts.

En Lengua de Señas is available as a part of Paraguay TV's broadcast schedule in Paraguay. The program was originally broadcast on Fridays at 6:00 PM. It is also available online via the Paraguay TV YouTube channel and on-demand through the Paraguay TV website, where viewers can watch recorded episodes and clips. As part of Paraguay TV's public service mission, the program is accessible to viewers across the national territory and online for the global Paraguayan diaspora.

En Lengua de Señas strives to promote inclusion and accessibility for the deaf community in Paraguay, providing a platform for deaf voices and issues that are often overlooked in mainstream media. The mission of the program is to educate the general public about deaf culture and rights, to inform deaf viewers about services and opportunities available to them, and to advocate for greater inclusion in Paraguayan society. Thanks to modern digital platforms, En Lengua de Señas provides the opportunity to watch online its inclusive programming on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that deaf and hearing audiences across Paraguay and around the world can access its content wherever they are.

Educa TV

Educa TV is an Ecuadorian public television channel operating in the educational and cultural format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was launched on June 27, 2017, by Vice President Jorge Glas as part of the "Sistema Nacional de Televisión Educativa" (National Educational Television System). Educa TV is owned by the Ecuadorian government through the Ministerio de Telecomunicaciones y Sociedad de la Información (MINTEL) and is operated by the state media company Comunica EP. The channel's headquarters are located in Quito, Ecuador. Its slogan is "El canal para aprender" (The channel to learn). The channel's mission is to complement the formal education system by providing high-quality audiovisual content that supports learning and continuous education for all citizens.

On air, Educa TV's programming is designed to support both formal education and continuous learning. The channel broadcasts content for initial, elementary, and secondary education, as well as programs for youth, adults, and senior citizens. The schedule includes educational series, instructional videos, documentaries, cultural programs, health segments, and content that promotes civic values. The channel serves as a tool to democratize access to knowledge, offering a substantive contribution to the development and well-being of the country. The channel also broadcasts special programming for events such as the "Educa Challenge," a robotics competition.

Educa TV is available throughout Ecuador via digital terrestrial television. The channel's signal is broadcast in high definition, and it is accessible on various cable and satellite platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Educa TV through the official website at educatv.ec and via the Educa TV YouTube channel.

Educa TV strives to provide television content that educates, informs, and entertains, contributing to the construction of a society that learns and develops. The mission of the channel is to strengthen the educational system through audiovisual media, promoting social development and the democratization of knowledge. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Educa TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that its educational programming reaches students, teachers, and lifelong learners across Ecuador.

Canal Educativo 2

Canal Educativo 2 is a Cuban free-to-air television channel that currently operates as a repeater for the pan-Latin American network teleSUR. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was created on April 18, 2004, by the Cuban government under the direction of Fidel Castro as a sister channel to the original Canal Educativo, with the goal of providing cultural and general educational programming for a broad audience . Its original slogan was "Por los caminos del saber" (Through the paths of knowledge) . The channel is owned by the Cuban Radio and Television Institute (ICRT) .

During its early years, the channel produced a variety of general-interest formats including cultural magazines, film programs, music shows, and documentaries. One of its most iconic programs was the magazine show De tarde en casa (At Home in the Afternoon), hosted by a presenter who became closely identified with the channel . Other notable programs produced by CE2 included Detrás de la Leyenda (Behind the Legend), Vivir 120 (Live 120), Cine flash (Flash Cinema), the educational series Coleccionado (Collected), and the interactive program Sácame del apuro (Get Me Out of Trouble) . Presenter Laritza Camacho was the announcer for the channel during its programming blocks .

Since January 14, 2014, the channel has dramatically reduced its original programming to share its frequency with the Venezuelan-based network teleSUR . Currently, teleSUR programming occupies the vast majority of the broadcast day. On digital terrestrial television (TDT), teleSUR broadcasts 24 hours a day on the CE2 frequency, while on the remaining analog signal, teleSUR airs for 12 hours, leaving a limited window for local Cuban content .

Despite this reduced schedule, CE2 continues to produce some original content. Its programming is currently limited to a window in the late afternoon and evening, generally from approximately 4:30 PM to 9:00 PM . Programs produced by the channel that may still appear during this window include the flagship magazine De tarde en casa, which remains a staple of the schedule, along with other productions such as Arte y Corte (Art and Edit), Plan TV, Así me ves (That‘s How You See Me), and the documentary series Conexión Cuba (Cuba Connection) covering technology and computerization .

The channel has undergone significant modernization, becoming the first television station in Cuba to fully produce and broadcast in digital format, a transition completed in January 2017 through the innovation of the station's own technical staff . The channel is headquartered at Calle P between 23 and Humboldt in El Vedado, Havana .

Canal Educativo 2 strives to fulfill the original mission of providing access to educational and cultural content for the Cuban people. However, in its current state, it primarily serves as the Cuban outlet for teleSUR programming, with a small window remaining for its own productions. The station is part of the Cuban Television system and, together with its sister station Canal Educativo, was among the last channels to transition from analog to digital broadcasting, completing this process in late 2021 .

Canal Educativo

Canal Educativo is a Cuban free-to-air television channel operating in the educational and cultural format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was founded on May 9, 2002, by Fidel Castro Ruz as part of the "Battle of Ideas" initiative . It is owned by the Instituto Cubano de Radio y Televisión (ICRT) and operated jointly with the Ministry of Education (MINED) . The channel is headquartered in Havana, Cuba, at Calle 23 esq. P, El Vedado . Its slogan is "Donde siempre se aprende" (Where you always learn) . The channel's mission is to produce television programs that complement study plans within the National Education System and contribute to the cultural enrichment of the general population .

On air, the channel's programming is divided into two main blocks. From approximately 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, the schedule is dedicated to formal education, broadcasting "Teleclases" (teleclasses) primarily for primary and secondary education, though also including technical and pre-university levels . Key segments during this period include "University for All" courses, preparatory classes for university entrance exams, and language courses (primarily English and French) .

The afternoon and evening schedule (from 5:00 PM onwards) is aimed at the general family audience . This block includes cultural and educational magazines such as La Danza Eterna and Un Palco en la Ópera, film programs like Espectador Crítico, and youth-oriented spaces such as Das Más . The channel also features international series, musical shows like El Complotazo, and talk programs focused on education and social values .

Notable presenters associated with the channel include Dahymy Crespo, who was the primary host of "Teleguía" (the channel's program guide) for over twenty years and is considered an iconic face of the station . Other founders and hosts include Sandra Hernández Peneda, who served as the presenter of the informative magazine Hora 12 .

Canal Educativo is administered by directors Aniuska Riquenes Tarragó (General Director) and Coralia Aguilera (Sub-director), who have led the channel's evolution in professional development and audience engagement since its early days . The channel reaches approximately 87.9% of the Cuban population and ceased analog transmissions to broadcast exclusively in digital format .

Canal Educativo strives to be the materialization of the principle that education is a universal, free, and quality human right. The mission of the channel is taken from the phrase "Donde siempre se aprende," reinforcing its role as a bridge that brings knowledge to every corner of the country, strengthening educational sovereignty and cultural identity .

TEN Canal 10

TEN Canal 10 is a Honduran free-to-air television channel operating in the educational and news format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was founded in July 2007 and officially launched on July 20, 2007, at a ceremony held at the Museum of National Identity in Tegucigalpa . Owned by Grupo Abriendo Brecha Corporación (ABC), the channel is the first digital television channel in Honduras and was created to support formal and non-formal education in the country . TEN stands for Televisión Educativa Nacional. The channel is headquartered at the Torrelibertad Building on Bulevar Suyapa in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and has been operating for approximately 18 years . Its founding director is journalist Rodrigo Wong Arévalo .

On air, TEN Canal 10 features a mix of news programs, educational content, debate shows, and cultural programming. The flagship news program is Abriendo Brecha, a telenoticiero (news program) created in 1988. The program airs weekdays at 5:30 PM and is hosted by Rodrigo Wong Arévalo, with a Sunday edition hosted by Héctor Ordoñez and Jacqueline Redondo . Foro Canal 10 is a discussion program airing Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM, hosted by Armando Villanueva .

Additional news personalities associated with the channel include Maria Fernanda Sierra, who worked as a news presenter and producer at TEN Canal 10 from March 2019 until moving to Telemundo Houston in May 2023 . Notable figures on the channel also include Pedro Saavedra, Juan Ramón Martínez, Segisfredo Infante, Marco Tulio Mendieta, Américo Reyes, Rafael Platero, Nahúm Valladares, and Francisco Javier Mejía, who have served on the channel's editorial board or as program hosts .

Other programs on TEN Canal 10 include 10 al 10, Fiesta de las Ideas ( a segment of "La Vida Sigue"), airing Thursdays from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM and moderated by academic Armando Euceda . Está pasando is a variety program airing weekdays from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, covering legal consultations, international figures, health topics, pet care, entertainment, and paranormal phenomena . The channel also broadcasts Domingo 10 and Noticias Canal 10 as part of its regular news offerings .

TEN Canal 10's educational mission is supported by program content developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Education of Honduras and the National Pedagogical University Francisco Morazán, covering topics such as preschool through university education, agricultural production, livestock, and beekeeping . The channel has also expanded internationally, with its parent company launching Sercano (Servicio Centroamericano de Noticias), a news service for the Central American community in the United States, in May 2014 .

TEN Canal 10 is available throughout Honduras via terrestrial broadcast, as well as on major cable and satellite providers. The channel was selected by Olympusat for distribution in the United States as one of the leading news and entertainment broadcasters from Honduras . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official website at tencanal10.tv .

TEN Canal 10 strives to be a leading educational and news broadcaster in Honduras, providing programming that informs, educates, and supports the cultural and academic development of the Honduran people. The mission of the channel is to offer high-quality educational and news content that supports formal and non-formal education, promotes civic engagement, and keeps citizens informed about events affecting their daily lives. Thanks to modern digital platforms, TEN Canal 10 provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Honduran audiences across the country and the global diaspora can stay connected to their home nation wherever they are .

Eduvision

Eduvision is a Colombian television channel operating in the educational and informational format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel is based in Colombia and, based on the content of its website, focuses on educational topics, technology, and science-related content. Its slogan is "Medios que nos conectan" (Media that connect us).

On air, Eduvision features programming centered around education and technology news. The channel's website publishes news articles on topics such as satellite internet for rural areas of Colombia, the scientific revolution driven by artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity in the digital age. A promotional video on the website describes the channel's production work. The channel's content is available through its official website and broadcasting platforms.

Eduvision strives to provide audiences with educational and informational content that teaches, informs, and connects communities. The mission of the channel is to be a resource for the dissemination of knowledge in science, technology, and education in Colombia and beyond.

Universidad Autónoma Temuco

Universidad Autónoma de Chile Televisión (UATV) is a Chilean regional university television channel operating in the news and general entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel is owned by the Universidad Autónoma de Chile and is based in Temuco, in the La Araucanía Region. UATV began its official transmissions on December 16, 2001, under the name “Canal 2 Temuco“. It later rebranded to Autónoma Televisión (in 2004) and finally to Universidad Autónoma de Chile Televisión (UATV) around the end of 2008.

On air, UATV features a mix of local news bulletins, a morning show, health programs, music videos, and cultural content. The flagship morning program is “Nuestra Gente: El matinal del sur“, hosted by journalist “Natalia Farías Toro“. The channel produces four daily editions of “UATV Noticias“ plus a weekend summary, covering the most important events in the region and the country, including current affairs interviews. Other regular programs include “Doctor en casa“ (a health and wellness show), “Portavoz Noticias“, “Video-Música“ (a music video program running since the channel's launch), “Conciertos TMT“, and special segments from the Fundación del Magisterio de la Araucanía such as “Perfiles“ and “Ventana FMDA“.

In November 2008, UATV and CNN Chile signed an alliance as "associated channels," allowing them to exchange daily notes, reports, and interviews, informing the nation about events in La Araucanía while also including national relevance information in UATV's local newscasts. The channel provides special television coverage for national plebiscites and other significant political events.

UATV is available as a digital terrestrial channel in the La Araucanía Region (specifically in Temuco and Padre Las Casas) and is also carried on cable operators such as VTR on channel 13. Its coverage extends through various cable providers from Arica to Coyhaique via Cable Prat, Gtd, and Gtd-Telsur WiTV.

UATV strives to be a key regional media outlet, providing coverage of local news, cultural events, and community stories for the La Araucanía Region. The mission of the channel is to offer a platform for regional voices, inform citizens about events affecting their daily lives, and highlight the unique identity and concerns of southern Chile. Thanks to modern digital platforms and cable distribution, UATV provides the opportunity to watch its programming across the region and online, ensuring that viewers in La Araucanía and former residents living elsewhere in Chile or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.

UMSA TVU Internacional

UMSA TVU Internacional is a Bolivian public television channel operating in the educational and cultural format. The channel is owned and operated by the Universidad Mayor de San Andrés (UMSA), one of Bolivia's most important public universities, and is based in La Paz, Bolivia. The channel is also known as TVU (Televisión Universitaria) and represents the university's multimedia platform for broadcasting academic, scientific, research, and cultural content to audiences in Bolivia and around the world. In February 2026, the university announced the relaunch and strategic integration of TVU with Radio Universitaria (RUSA), creating a unified multiplatform communication system that combines television, radio, and digital media .

On air, UMSA TVU Internacional features programming focused on educational content, scientific research dissemination, cultural programming, and university news. The channel covers academic areas including Biotechnology, Water Resources, and Energy, as well as social projects developed by the university . The programming is designed to democratize knowledge and connect scientific work with the real needs of Bolivian society. The channel serves as an institutional voice for UMSA, sharing the university's contributions in research, teaching, and social interaction. The integration with Radio Universitaria allows the channel to reach regions without television coverage, ensuring broader access to university content across Bolivia .

UMSA TVU Internacional is available throughout Bolivia via digital terrestrial television on virtual channel 13.1 HD in La Paz and channel 11.1 HD in Cochabamba and Santa Cruz de la Sierra . The channel also maintains an international presence through online streaming, reaching Bolivian audiences around the world. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official TVU website at tvu.umsa.bo . Online television of TVU Internacional is accessible on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that Bolivian audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its educational and cultural programming wherever they are.

UMSA TVU Internacional strives to democratize knowledge and strengthen communication between the university and society, sharing the academic, scientific, and cultural work of UMSA with the Bolivian people. The mission of the channel, as articulated by Rector María Eugenia García Moreno, Ph.D., is to reach different age groups and share scientific advances, while ensuring that the community and the population remain informed about university research and social interaction . Thanks to modern digital platforms and terrestrial broadcast technology, TVU provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its educational programming reaches audiences across Bolivia and around the world wherever they are.

WildEarth

WildEarth is a British-South African television channel operating in the wildlife documentary and live broadcasting format . The primary language of broadcasting is English. The channel was founded in 2006 by Emily and Graham Wallington and is headquartered in Hoedspruit, South Africa, with additional offices in Broadstone, Dorset, United Kingdom . WildEarth pioneered the concept of live, interactive virtual safaris, broadcasting unscripted wildlife encounters from multiple game reserves across Africa. The channel is best known for its twice-daily live safari drives, which allow viewers to experience the African wilderness in real time and interact with naturalists who answer questions during the broadcast . The company employs 51-200 people and describes itself as the leader in interactive live wildlife broadcasting .

On air, WildEarth features live safari drives (known as SafariLIVE), waterhole cameras, and wildlife programming. The flagship broadcast is SafariLIVE Sunset, a three-hour live show that airs daily from locations including Sabi Sand, Sandringham, Welgevonden, Amakhala, and Mabula game reserves in South Africa, as well as Kenya's Maasai Mara . The channel also operates 24/7 waterhole cameras at Djuma, Mashatu, and Okaukuejo, featuring natural sounds with no narration . During each safari livestream, a command center continuously filters and relays viewers' questions to the presenters to answer in real time, creating an immersive interactive experience . The channel produces 14 hours of live wildlife experiences daily, 365 days per year .

WildEarth has gained significant popularity over its 17-year history. The channel counts 7 million monthly viewers across its platforms . During the COVID-19 pandemic, viewership increased tenfold, from approximately 1,000 concurrent viewers to 10,000 . The channel has nearly 680,000 YouTube subscribers . Its coverage has turned resident leopards such as Tlalamba (the "Queen of Djuma") into internet celebrities with five-figure Facebook follower counts . The channel has been featured on CNN, The Washington Post, NBC News, and BBC News due to its growing popularity, particularly during pandemic-related travel restrictions .

WildEarth produced several shows for Nat Geo Wild from 2017 to 2019, including Predator Bloodlines and The Hyena Whisperer . The company launched its own dedicated TV channel on 25 August 2020 . It also offers a subscription service called WildEarth Explorer, with tiered membership levels named Impala, Kudu, Leopard, Lion, Rhino, and Elephant, providing ad-free viewing, access to behind-the-scenes content, interactive town halls, and prize draws .

WildEarth is available worldwide through multiple distribution platforms. In South Africa, the channel broadcasts on DStv channel 183 on all packages . The channel is also available on Freeview channel 91, OpenView channel 115, and platforms such as Swift TV for Connected TV audiences . In the United States, the channel launched on Sling TV in January 2022 . In Kenya, WildEarth programming premiered on Citizen TV and the Viusasa on-demand streaming platform in March 2026, featuring shows including SafariLIVE Catchup (a 30-minute highlights show), The Cat Report (big-cat stories), and Escape to Nature (relaxing wildlife scenes) . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of WildEarth through its official website at wildearth.tv, its YouTube channel, the WildEarth mobile application for iOS and Android devices, and its network of global FAST channels. Online television of WildEarth provides a 24-hour live stream, on-demand safari catch-ups, and behind-the-scenes content.

WildEarth strives to connect people with nature by providing immersive, real-time wildlife encounters that are accessible to anyone with an internet connection or television access. The mission of the channel is to bring the world's best unscripted drama directly into viewers' homes, offering authentic experiences from African wilderness areas while promoting conservation awareness. As described by the channel, it is "the world's best-unscripted drama - not a documentary, but a true what-you-see-is-what-you-get journey into the wild" . Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, WildEarth provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that nature lovers across the globe can experience African wildlife in real time wherever they are.