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Welcome Welcome to the Mathematics Assessment Project OER Commons For Teachers: Distance Learning: Skype in the Classroom The Museum’s newest distance learning program utilizes the most familiar online video communication platform: Skype. We are now a proud partner with Skype in the Classroom, a global community of teachers connecting with fellow educators, schools, and institutions. Classrooms across the world can interact with Museum experts and educators for short, dynamic virtual connections as an introduction to an array of WWII topics and locations through the Museum. There are two different types of Skype programs below; find one that best fits your classroom needs and schedule today! Skype Programs: LESSON CONNECTIONS: Simply complete a select Museum lesson plan (listed below) and then connect for a Skype Q&A and follow up session with a Museum Educator. Schedule today! This program is free to participate in. Required Technology: To participate in a Skype session, you will need a broadband internet connection, webcam, microphone, and external speakers. Program Length: Number of Students: Questions?