Virtual Field Trips for WCSD
This course will enable participants to use Internet resources to design a “virtual field trip” for their students. Participants will become familiar with the strategies […]
Virtual Field Trips
Nepris
Nepris connects educators and learners with a network of industry professionals, virtually, bringing real-world relevance and career exposure to all students. Nepris also provides a skills-based volunteering platform for organizations to extend education outreach, and build their brand among the future workforce.
Millard PD Day 2019
Virtual Field Trips Lesson Plans
SUU Summer Boot Camp 2017
Virtual field trips enable students to visit places near and far without having to worry about weather, long bus rides, or packing a lunch. In this workshop, participants will learn how virtual field trips can enhance the curriculum and will become familiar with many excellent sources of virtual field trips
Bring the World to your Library
Resources Class Virtual Field Trips Prepare the Students Handout
Virtual Field Trips
Handout Full Version See Lesson Plans here. See Resources here. Shout out to Milwaukee Public Museum Distance Learning Program!
Using Skype and Google for VFT’s
Another great resource is Google Connected Classrooms. Check out what this teacher has done using Twitter and Skype! I love how he gets the students […]
Getting started with a Virtual Field Trip
Virtual Field Trips are an incredible way to engage students by interacting with other students, teachers, professionals, scientists, and more all across the world. In […]
Virtual Field Trip Resources
Check back or add this mix to your Symbaloo, as I find new resources, I will add them here!
Mars and Maven
Thanks to Stacey McGinnis at Sunset Elementary, the students were able to learn about Mars and Maven! It started with the students learning about the […]
Virtual Field Trips
The Third Grade students at Santa Clara Elementary went on a Virtual Field Trip today! Their Teacher, Ms. Fischel, contacted Connect to Texasbecause the students were learning about herbivores, carnivores and omnivores. The students were enthralle…