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Featured Resource: Smithsonian Learning Lab

June 2016Josh Whiting

Smithsonian Learning Lab - Discover Screenshot

The Smithsonian Learning Lab (https://learninglab.si.edu/) is a new visual search and curation tool that makes it simple for students and teachers to explore the vast digital collections and resources of the museums and research centers of the Smithsonian Institute. 

In addition to discovery, the learning lab provides a platform for users to create and share custom collections of resources. Items and collections can be shared to students within the platform or easily linked out to other services such as learning management systems and social media channels.

To get started, simply search for a term of interest. Search results are displayed as tiled images.

Smithsonian Learning Lab - Search Results Screenshot

Each resource includes detailed information and metadata, and can be linked, shared, or downloaded.

Smithsonian Learning Lab - Resource Information Screenshot

Users who have set up an account can also create and add resources to Learning Lab Collections. Users can customize the resources in a collection by adding notes, image hotspots, and quiz questions. Users can also upload their own resources to a collection.  The platform has a growing library of these collections, some created by Smithsonian specialists, and others by teacher and student users. You can utilize these collections as-is or copy and modify them to meet your learning objectives.

Smithsonian Learning Lab - Lab Collection Screenshot

For more information and help with the new lab, watch the introduction videos below or check out these guides:

  • About the Smithsonian Learning Lab
  • Getting Started Guide
  • Getting Started Guide for Teachers

 

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Filed Under: Digital Learning ResourcesTagged With: Art Resources, Curation Tools, English Language Arts Resources, Museums, Research Resources, Resource Discovery Tools, Science Resources, Smithsonian Institute, Smithsonian Learning Lab, Social Studies Resources, Student Resources, Teacher Resources

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