Virtual Field Trips and Videos

Virtual Field Trips

Planning a fieldtrip can be challenging: the travel, the money, the time. Sometimes it is simply not feasible. If you can't visit these places in person, virtually exploring them is the next best thing. Explore the different virtual experiences below. Please note that the following tours are free. There are more virtual tours available for a fee.

Museums

Virtual Tour | New England Holocaust MemorialVisit the Memorial right from home, with a 3D virtual tour that includes narration of the site and videos of local survivors sharing their stories.

The Holocaust: History and Memory Virtual Field TripDeveloped in cooperation with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt and powered by Google Expeditions, this field trip allows students to virtually experience the US Holocaust Memorial Museum.

US Holocaust Memorial Museum

LA Holocaust Museum

VIRTUAL 360 TOURTour Holocaust Museum LA from Home! Holocaust Museum LA’s immersive virtual 3D Museum empowers visitors to explore and interact with the Museum’s core exhibition, architecture, rich archival collection, and robust survivor oral history collection. Visitors can explore galleries, zoom in to examine artifacts, and learn from our survivor community on this 360-degree tour. Designed for students and users of all ages, this exploratory experience makes the Museum’s galleries, archives, photos, and su

Virtual Exhibitions - The Florida Holocaust MuseumThis virtual exhibition is a collaboration between The Florida Holocaust Museum and the University of South Florida's Tampa Library and Department of History.

Virginia Holocaust Museum Virtual TourNew Virtual Tour If you have not been able to visit the Virginia Holocaust Museum in person, we invite you to take a virtual tour of our permanent exhibits and to use the resource links below. After you have watched the tour, please take a moment to complete our virtual tour survey by clicking HE

Anne Frank

The three following links are connected to the Anne Frank House. Explore the Frank home and the annex where they hid from the Nazi Regime.

The Secret AnnexTake a look around and explore the Secret Annex where Anne Frank was in hiding for more than two years during World War II, and where she wrote her diary.

The Anne Frank House in virtual realityThe ‘Anne Frank House VR’ app gives viewers a very special view into the secret annex where Anne Frank and the seven other people hid during WWII.

The Frank family home in 360 degreesThe interior of Anne Frank's former home can be seen in 3D via Google Arts & Culture.

Concentration Camps

KZ-Gedenkstatte Dachau Tours

Virtual Tour - KZ Gedenkstätte DachauVirtual tour Numerous remains from the time of the concentration camp as well as specific places of remembrance are located on the grounds of the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. Here you can undertake a virtual tour in 20 stations on the grounds of the Memoria Site. Virtual tour in 20 stations

Virtual Tour of the Surrounding Area - KZ Gedenkstätte DachauVirtual Tour of the Surrounding Area Other remains related to the Dachau concentration camp and places of remembrance are located in the area surrounding the Memorial Site. The following virtual tour presents six stations located outside the Memorial Site grounds. Virtual Tour of the Surrounding Area in 6 stations

Auschwitz Tours

Virtual Tour - Auschwitz IThe Nazi German concentration camp and center for the extermination of Jews created during World War II on the outskirts of Oświęcim. Initially it consisted only of Auschwitz I, created in the spring of 1940, later also of the considerably larger Birkenau camp, and later still of Monowitz and almost 50 sub-camps of various sizes. Germans murder in Auschwitz at least 1,1 million people, mostly Jews, but also Poles, Roma, Soviet POWs and people of different nationalities. Auschwitz I I...

Virtual Tour - Interior of gas chamber and crematorium I...

Videos

The following videos discuss genocide in general, or discuss multiple genocides throughout history. For videos on specific instances of genocide, find them under Website Resources.

The World Jewish Congress presents this short video to help people understand what genocide is and gives examples of where genocide has occurred in the world throughout history.

This short video explains the ten stages of genocide, using the Holocaust and other genocides as examples for how these steps have materialized in the past.

This video gives an overview of how international law declared that genocide is illegal.

This video starts a little after the halfway mark. In this segment of the video, Sandra Grudic talks about genocide denial, and how it is still happening around the world.

The first portion of the video covers the Bosnia-Herzegovina genocide. Please go to that page to view the full video.

Video Playlist - Choices Program

The Choices Program at Brown University has a library of free videos that are focused on the topic of genocide. Each video includes a scholar answering a question such as “What are human rights?” or “What is the difference between genocide and ethnic cleansing?”

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