1- Google Earth VR
2- Flyover feature in Apple Maps
‘Take your students beyond the classroom walls and into some of the world's most iconic locations for rich and immersive learning experiences — no permission slips required. Tour the National Archives, see how an egg farm works, explore NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, or hear from the President of the United States. Discovery Education Virtual Field Trips are fun, educational, and free!’
‘Discover artworks, collections and stories from all around the world in a new way. Explore cultural treasures in extraordinary detail and easily share with your friends.’
6- AirPano
‘AirPano is a not-for-profit project focused on high-resolution virtual tours from a bird's eye view. AirPano has already photographed over 300 most interesting locations on our planet and it is the largest resource for 360° aerial panoramas in the world.’
‘Virtual Field Trips is a website that provides K-12 educators with high quality educational videos for social studies, geography, and science curriculums.’
This list from The Teacher’s Guide features examples of some world renowned museums that you can virtually tour with your students including: The American Museum of Natural History, The National Gallery of Art, Holocaust Museum and many more.
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