Program from the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA), an organization of public television stations. Capitol Journal succeeded For the Record in 2008 and is produced at APT's State House studio in Montgomery. APT began broadcasting a high definition channel (APT HD) in 2005. In December 2006 it launched a digital "how-to" channel featuring established cooking, gardening, decorating, crafts, and sewing programs called APT Create. A third digital channel, APT IQ, debuted in March 2007. Originally called APT IQ, the channel became APT World in October 2012 and offers news and documentary programming. 2017 brought the addition of PBS Kids statewide. Board members The members of the Alabama Educational Television Commission Board as of 2012 are: Ferris W. Stephens, chairman, Birmingham (6th congressional district), Gregory O. Griffin Sr., Vice-chairman, Montgomery (2nd congressional district), Dr. Rodney D. Herring, Secretary, Opelika (3rd congressional district), Bebe Williams, Huntsville (5th congressional district), Les Barnett, Mobile (1st congressional district) and Dr. Dannetta K. Thornton Owens, Birmingham (7th congressional district). Stations Notes: 1. Aside from their transmitters, the APT stations (except WAIQ and WBIQ) do not maintain any physical presence in their cities of license. 2. WAIQ used the call sign WDIQ during its construction permit from September to October 1961. 3. WBIQ used the call sign WEDB during its construction permit from 1954 to 1955. 4. WCIQ used the call sign WEDM (EDucational Munford) from January to March 1955, and then WTIQ (T for Talladega) to 1959. Also, the station's city of license was previously Munford (near Cheaha Mountain) from its 1955 sign-on to 1960, and then, Cheaha State Park, where the station's transmitter is located on the mountain. Because the tower is located in Cleburne County, Nielsen Media Research and therefore the FCC, considers the station to be a part of the Atlanta, Georgia television market. 5. WDIQ used the call sign WAIQ (A for Andalusia) from its 1956 sign-on to 1961. This station's city of license was Andalusia from its 1956 sign-on to 1962. 6. The WGIQ transmitter is in Texasville, but WGIQ is licensed to Louisville, Alabama. Coverage areas Technical information Subchannels All APT stations broadcast the same subchannels: Analog-to-digital conversion Although the DTV Delay Act extended the mandatory deadline to June 12, 2009, APT shut down the analog signals of all ten stations as originally scheduled on February 17, 2009. WAIQ shut down its analog signal, over UHF channel 26; the station's