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A mobile-capable virtual tour of the Smithsonian's National Postal Museum. This website is great to be able to go look at different things around the US or the world. Especially if a school district doesn't have a lot of money or if it isn't realistic to be able to travel to a certain destination. It will useful to use this tool when learning certain topics.

Take a virtual tour with students to allow them to connect with the outside world.

This website offers virtual tours of the Whitehouse.

This is a virtual field trip. On this website you can tour different aspects of Colonial Williamsburg. There are many different portals to navigate through to broaden students' knowledge of this history topic.

This is a virtual field trip. On this website you can tour different aspects of Colonial Williamsburg. There are many different portals to navigate through to broaden students' knowledge of this history topic.

This article explains how Skype classroom can broaden your students horizons. You can connect to classrooms all around the world or participate in virtual tours/field trips.

This video is a quick intro to Blendspace, but gives a great overview of what this technology tool can do.

This resource is helpful in many ways. With this website you can create your own blog which can be useful if you're updating your classroom's info frequently. It's collaborative, meaning that others can comment on your page and send you messages. It also has a cloud which allows you to save a magnitude of information.

Take a tour of some of the best virtual field trips on the Web and learn why they are so great...... THIS IS SO COOL!

A few years ago I was taking a tour of a dome shaped house, and the architect explained to me that domes are an optical illusion. Whenever someone enters a room, their eyes inadvertently glance up at the corners of the room to give them the contextual dimensions of the space they're in.