The Best in Destination-Based Learning

January 6, 2021

Round Up

The much-awaited 2021 is here! And, uh…it feels the same so far. Let’s get a dose of future-thinking with a roundup of some of the best in destination-based learning!

Family exploring artworks on an interactive touch table in ArtLens Gallery at The Cleveland Museum of Art

ArtLens Gallery at The Cleveland Museum of Art invites you to engage the art with more than your eyes. Browse through collections with gesture and facial recognition, create digital artworks, or curate your own collection based on your parameters.

Be Washington exhibit screen at George Washington's Mount Vernon showing advisers and choices for visitors to vote on

How many times have you asked yourself, “What would George Washington do?” The Be Washington exhibit at George Washington’s Mount Vernon will test your decision-making skills against those of POTUS Primus (no one check my Latin).

Visitors stepping out of the Empathy Museum's A Mile in My Shoes exhibit, one laughing in borrowed shoes and headphones

Why step into metaphorical shoes when you can step into real ones, like this exhibit from the Empathy Museum called “A Mile In My Shoes.”

Researchers smiling at laptops during a game design session at Field Day Lab, University of Wisconsin

Gamification is a hot topic. Field Day Lab at the University of Wisconsin designs games for any research subject, then use that data to further understand how people learn.


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January 6, 2021

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