Al Jazeera Children's Channel launches 'Bayti Al Arabi' website

The multi-million production is broadcast on JCC as part of the new programs line-up announced earlier in November.

Bayti Al Arabi's state-of-the-art interactive website came to award the efforts of experts in JCC in the field of multimedia, featuring a friendly user interface with an extensive and vivid representation of the programs sections and characters with high quality mix of image, sound and graphics.

The website enables children users to have a closer view of the different segments and characters of "Bayti Al Arabi", and helps to understand further the rational behind the ideas and the messages that it projects.

The website comes to extend the reach of an educating, informative, and entertaining content that JCC has strived to project ever since it was first launched two years ago.

Moreover, "Bayti Al Arabi" website features different sections that help tailor and shape different skills for children through mind games and other entertaining and educational tools.
Furthermore, the website features the "blog spot" giving the opportunity for Arab children to post comments, share ideas and concerns, and even discuss their different views amongst each other and with their favorite puppet characters of the show. Sareea, Jameel, Dhahik, Abs, Mourhafa, and Tafaul are always there to answer, discuss, and advise about the various concerns and questions of any visitor in Arabic mother tongue.

"Arab children miss the right channels and plurimedia to communicate and exchange cultural diversity. At Al Jazeera Children Channel, we strive to bridge the divide and spread wide our reach in order to connect threads together, and build a beautiful and colorful fabric." Said Malika Alouane, Director of Marketing and Communications.

"Bayti Al Arabi" comes to personalize this objective, connecting the different poles of the Arab world." Alouane added.

"Bayti Al Arabi" is a series of 52 entertaining and informative episodes, each with a running time of 26 minutes, and hosted by six main puppets Sareea, Tafaul, Mourhafa, Abs, Jameel, and Dhahik. The show is a multi-medium production of real life footage, cartoons, 2D, 3D, puppets, and an array of vivid special effects bringing the Arab world together in one TV show under its title.