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Virtual Field Trips
Virtual Field Trips
Dustin Anderson
27 October 2023
I would take my students on a virtual tour through the Google website of the British
Museum of Art, which is located in London, United Kingdom. This is primarily due to my
primary focus on art and its history in that sense, as well as the fact that I feel having students
investigate and understand what they're viewing in a digital learning space is very important. The
British Museum offers a layered view of its own building and individual pieces, all located on
the Google Culture website, providing a well-learned and well-versed way of viewing the
products in actual historical pieces. In a way that is engaging for the students as well as also
organized for the teachers. The primary advantage I see with virtual field trips is that it prevents
the teachers from having to spend an exorbitant amount of hundreds of dollars. On a trip that
may not even have that many students that are going to go, and in the case of the one that I
chose, it will also prevent students from having to get their passports and having a parent go with
However, there is a major disadvantage in the fact that students won't always want to do
these virtual trips as it doesn't actually allow them to have the physical interaction with the
environment, which does take out a sense of understanding of the historical view. Another
disadvantage is the fact that teachers will have to spend exorbitant amount of hours trying to find
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ones that work with their class as well as also working with that of what they are teaching at that
time.
Found in this sentence will be the link that I used to find the information about the British