AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY OFFERS ENGAGING AND EDUCATIONAL ONLINE EXPERIENCES FOR AUDIENCES OF ALL AGES

 

AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY OFFERS ENGAGING AND EDUCATIONAL ONLINE EXPERIENCES FOR AUDIENCES OF ALL AGES

While the American Museum of Natural History is closed, the Museum is sharing a range of online content — from materials for families and teachers to virtual tours, videos, games, and more — that engages and educates audiences of all ages. This includes:

• The OLogy science website, where kids and families can find fun activities and games to learn about the natural world around them;
• Online curriculum collections for teachers, parents, and students, on topics ranging from dinosaurs to river ecology;
• Opportunities to visit virtually through the Museum’s YouTube channel, as well as through previously recorded tours of the Museum’s halls and collections the Museum is sharing as Facebook Lives at 2 p.m. ET over the next two weeks;
• Learning opportunities for all ages through Museum courses on Coursera, Khan Academy, and Kahoot;
• The Seminars on Science program which offers online professional development programs for educators, the cost of which can include graduate credit. 

A wealth of other online resources is available on the Museum’s website, with amnh.org/explore serving as a hub for regularly updated content. Audiences can also stay connected with the Museum on Facebook at facebook.com/naturalhistory, on Instagram at @AMNH, on Twitter at twitter.com/AMNH and on Tumblr at amnhnyc.