Go to the Great Barrier Reef or visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame and be back in time for lunch.
THE WORLD IN YOUR CLASSROOM. TANDBERG knows that visual engagement and interaction with students results in higher order thinking, increased motivation and improved learning.
We are committed to supporting your curriculum and objectives, so we offer all our education customers access to the TANDBERG Connections Program -a free virtual field trip program.
Imagine connecting with museums around the world, seeing the bones of prehistoric dinosaurs, creating your own music or becoming the scientist and defining matter - without ever leaving your classroom.
How does the Connections Program Work?
TANDBERG's FREE virtual field trips are offered on a monthly, first-come, first-served basis to current customers. Currently, the program is available in the United States and Canada only.
Register today for this exciting program and receive:
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Access to FREE content
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Virtual field trip schedule
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And more
Already Registered? Log in now! Some of this semester's Virtual Field Trips available to TANDBERG customers through the Connections Program include:
Coral Reefs
Presented by Mote Marine Laboratory
Why are coral reefs important? Discover the value of coral reefs to wildlife and how important they are to people too.
College Application Timeline and SAT/ACT Discussion
Presented by AGM-College Advisors
The advisors at AGM-College Advisors will give students a overview of the steps in the college application process. The timeline will cover such key topics as planning a successful high school program, identifying colleges that are a good fit, preparing for and taking standardized tests such as the SAT/ACT.
Pearl Harbor Survivor Series
Presented by Arizona Memorial Museum Association
In honor of Veteran's Day, Tandberg is pleased to offer The Pearl Harbor Survivor series - a distance learning opportunity like no other. Now, students have an alternative way to learn about our history. They get to experience a historical perspective from those who were there that fateful day. Learning about World War II can be a moving experience. Communicating directly with a Pearl Harbor Survivor, however, can be invaluable.
Cotton – Plant of Many Uses
Presented by Stamford High School
An instructional unit targeted to 3rd - 5th grade students covering the science of cotton plants, the history of the cotton gin and how cotton affected the economics of the South during the Civil War. High School students have done all the research, prepared content and conduct the live presentation themselves. Hands-on activities are provided and interactivity between high school student presenters and elementary school learners is maximized.
On the Wall – Drawing with Math
Presented by Indianapolis Museum of Art
The IMA hired world-famous artist Sol LeWitt to solve a big problem with a blank wall, and he used math to do it! Students will work to figure out his artistic and mathematical process, by creating their own geometrical works!
Hip-Hop Technology: From Turntables to Computers
Presented by Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Have you ever wondered how hip-hop producers develop their big beats? Have you ever wanted to know about the way music digital samplers or synthesizers are used in a song? This class shows students how music technology is an important part of hip-hop music and culture.
Did you know Through the TANDBERG Connections Program, schools are taking advantage of free virtual field trips (VFT). Some featured VFTs this semester include:
