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Educational Technology and Mobile Learning: A Step by Step Guide to Creating ... February, 2014 Since I posted about the " 20 online museums for teachers and students " I received several emails with links, apps, tools and more tips related to educational virtual field trips.
One of the links I got included this wonderful guide I am sharing with you below created by Silvia Rosenthal from Langwitches. The guide is about how to frame a virtual field trip using Google Earth. Being able to frame your field trip enables you to take your students into an education virtual learning trip in which they will engage in authentic and experiential learning. Silvia used Tour of Jacksonville, Florida as an example of the virtual field trip you can create for your students. An OOPS Virtual Field Trips Page! The "OOPS" Virtual Field Trip Page!
A virtual field trip is the next best thing to being there! Choose a destination below and click your trip into action. Vacation Planner So You're Planning A Trip Planner Happy Travels! Return to the OOPS Web Page: Iroquoi Longhouse Jet Propulsion Lab Virtual Field Trip Kennebunk, Maine WebCam Kid's Guide to the Smithsonian Kids Dig Reed: Reed Farmstead Archaeological Site,West Virginia Kokomo Opalescent Glass Co. Return to the OOPS Web Page Science Learning Network Online Science Exhibits Scholastic Field Trips Seven Wonders of the Ancient World (New) Seven Wonders of the World Ships of Travel Sistine Chapel Skyscrapers The Smithsonian Museum Sonora Desert Hottest Desert in North America South Carolina's River Venture Spain St.
Virtual Field Trip Resources. This Week I presented at “I Teach K” in Vegas about Virtual Field Trips and wanted to share some of the resources from my presentations.
The first resource is a Pinterest board! 7 Virtual Field Trips that Let You Travel the World With Your Kids. Image: Various Sources Exposing children to art and culture is key to helping them grow into well-rounded adults.
As a homeschooler I am always looking for creative ways to "see the world" with my kids. I have high hopes of taking a bike tour through Europe, renting an RV to see the continental US, and buying a boat to sail down the East Coast (hey, I can dream). However, time and budget limit how often and where I am able to travel.
Yet I am determined not to let this stop me! For me, the joys go far beyond just the savings. 1. Image: Screenshot from the Anne Frank Museum The tour of the Anne Frank Museum starts with an interactive photo of a bookcase, which served as the secret door to the Frank hiding place. 2. Screenshot: The Sistine Chapel Virtual Tour My seven-year old and I zoomed, panned, and scanned this magnificent work of art for nearly an hour (and surprisingly my two-year old sat through the whole tour, too). 3. Image: Denis McLaughlin/Creative Commons Bonjour! 4. 5. 7. 7 Virtual Field Trips Every Teacher Ought to Know About.
Due to budget cuts, many teachers lack the essentials like pens and paper.
So for most schools, even a small field trip to the local bakery or theater is too much to ask. Well, today I'm going t o show you how to make lemonade out of lemons! Virtual field trips are becoming more and more popular (so popular that you demanded we do a webinar about them). Why? They're free. Using the Web to Take Virtual Field Trips. By: Kennedy Schultz Helping kids learn about the world can be an exciting adventure for both adults and kids.
When I teach about the chateaux of the Loire Valley in France or ancient Mayan sites in Mexico, I’m always looking for kid-friendly resources that can provide accurate information and engaging authentic pictures that hold the attention of little ones. Virtual Field Trips Since my field trip budget is pretty limited, I especially love websites that offer virtual tours and live webcams to show kids what it REALLY looks like in another world location.
Many famous museums such as the Louvre offer 360 degree tours of their collections. Live web cams are another great cultural resource. We have also found web cams of the storks roosting on roof tops in Rust, Austria, and have shared our own local webcams of Niagara Falls with our pen-pal classrooms in other countries to give them an idea of our region. Organizing Teacher Resources One tool I discovered is a free site called Symbaloo. 10943798_831944906863949_1977705468824066217_n.jpg (JPEG Image, 716 × 548 pixels) 7 Virtual Field Trips Every Teacher Ought to Know About.