In an age of rapid technological progress, it is essential to redefine traditional educational methods. Today’s generations show a heightened awareness of environmental issues, convenience and fluent ...

While virtual field trips are not a new phenomenon, they gained popularity shortly before COVID due in part to their ability to expose students to places and experiences they may not otherwise access ...

Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. At Salem City Schools in Virginia, field trips go above and beyond ...

Since 2015, the Center for Education Through eXploration has offered virtual field trips that transport users across time and space to learn about science. What began with simple video clips evolved ...

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Teachers Kim Balentine and Brandon Bogumil (left) lead a sixth grade art class through a VR field trip as Scott Gilbert (center) and Jennings Cheek (right) look through headsets at St. Timothy's ...

Join NOVA on three virtual field trips this month in celebration of Earth Day and Environmental Education Month. We will be live streaming a presentation and Q&A with three scientists doing Earth ...

It’s January. Winter break is over, and the rest of the school year–whether in person, hybrid, or virtual–seems never-ending. And while traditional field trips are on pause while COVID still spreads, ...

When Scott Mandel visited the British Museum last summer, he knew the displays of Egyptian mummies and treasures would captivate students in his ancient-civilizations class at Pacoima Middle School in ...

Claire Robinson, senior museum educator at the Holocaust Museum in Dallas, gives a virtual field trip tour to Dallas ISD students, on Mon., Dec. 7. Field trips have gone virtual, and Dallas' Holocaust ...

Students at Pennsylvania State University taking introduction to geoscience have for decades piled into a bus and driven 12 miles to study the Bald Eagle sedimentary rock formation. Last year, a team ...