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MOFET International invites you to attend this free course which will help you create your own online museum to share with your students, colleagues and acquaintances.
Museums are the repository of our cultural heritage and thus should become destinations to explore and learn scientific, historic and artistic themes. Students can feel and sense valuable artefacts and handmade objects that shape their lives. The main question is:
How do we encourage our visitors to satisfy their curiosity in the museum? Experimental methods and their didactics are the core of this online course.
We will see how all museums and heritage sites can be used as places of learning with the UNESCO Best Mobile Practice innovative technology – the Wandering Platform.
The free course will begin on April 5 and will include seven synchronized meetings that will take place via the ZOOM™ platform.
Notice: This is not a MOOC. As so, the number of participants is limited so hurry and sign up! Free registration ends on 02.04.2020.
Museums are the repository of our cultural heritage and thus should become destinations to explore and learn scientific, historic and artistic themes. Students can feel and sense valuable artefacts and handmade objects that shape their lives. The main question is:
How do we encourage our visitors to satisfy their curiosity in the museum? Experimental methods and their didactics are the core of this online course.
We will see how all museums and heritage sites can be used as places of learning with the UNESCO Best Mobile Practice innovative technology – the Wandering Platform.
The free course will begin on April 5 and will include seven synchronized meetings that will take place via the ZOOM™ platform.
Notice: This is not a MOOC. As so, the number of participants is limited so hurry and sign up! Free registration ends on 02.04.2020.
eJewish Philanthropy is providing an updating collection of resources to help Jewish communities cope with the Coronavirus crisis.
Teachers at Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy (SAR) are among the many educators across the country whose schools are turning to online learning during the coronavirus epidemic. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has encouraged schools and districts to prepare for potentially extended interruptions to school attendance, a challenge that could be hard to meet even with ample planning.