Virtual Learning

Updated 6/24/20          Please Share 

Arts

Taj Mahal Virtual Tour – Virtual tour of the Taj Mahal,
featuring 360-degree panoramas.

Biology/Science

Visible Body – Detailed, dynamic 3-D views of all the
systems in the human body (7-day free trial).

Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society Life-Size Blue Whale – Feel what it’s like to swim alongside a blue whale.

Documentary Films

Psychology      History   Politics    Religion  Technology

Freescienceonline.blogspot.com:
science and math-related

Geography

7 Wonders Panoramas – 360-degree views of
 the Seven Wonders of the World.

Arounder Virtual Tour of the Moon – 360-degree panoramic
views of the moon, courtesy of the Apollo 11, 12 and
17 missions. (Many other Earth locations also available
on arounder.com.)

Google Earth – Explore the geography of both land and
 sea (free download).

Frissiras Museum – A virtual art gallery from Athens,
Greece that allows you to explore paintings by clicking
 through their entire collection.

Mount St. Helens 360 – See how the volcano Mount St. Helens changed in the three-year span between 2003 and 2006 with
 these 360-degree panoramas.

E-mail antonw@ix.netcom with suggestions.

Government

Supreme Court Tour – A 360-degree exploration of the U.S. Supreme Court building.

US Capitol Virtual Tour – Virtual tour of the US Capitol, with clickable areas to learn more about the building’s history.

Museums

Louvre  – Virtual tour of the world-famous Louvre museum in Paris.

UAE Interact Virtual Museum – A virtual museum exploring the history of the United Arab Emirates through ancient artifacts like stoneware, jewelry, weapons, tools and coins.

Virtual Museum of Iraq – Discover the history of Iraq through eight museum halls full of artifacts.

The Virtual Museum of Traditional Japanese Arts – Wander down virtual hallways to explore

traditional Japanese arts, from fine arts to martial arts.

Smithsonian National Museum of National History Virtual Tour – Take a virtual walking tour of the entire Smithsonian National Museum of National History.

Miscellaneous

 Provided by Walter Antoniotti

editor of this site.

Video Lectures