Student Virtual Programs
Student Virtual Programs
Bring the VMHC into your classroom with virtual K-12 programming! Our award-winning catalog of programming for students highlights the vast collection of the Virginia Museum of History & Culture while reinforcing both national and state standards of learning. Our virtual learning sessions are designed to be student-centered and foster inquiry and may be booked individually or as a thematic bundle. We do offer pre and post materials on request for select programs.
USE THE CODE "FIRSTFREE" TO BOOK A FREE VIRTUAL LEARNING PROGRAM FROM OUR FULL CATALOG FOR YOUR CLASSROOM!
Programs for Title I Schools in Virginia during the 2024-2025 school year are FREE thanks to the generous support of Weinstein Properties. Use the code "VATITLEI" at booking!
Thanks to the generous support of The Charles Fund, Inc. classrooms in Charlottesville and Albemarle are eligible for free virtual learning programming. The generous support of Appalachian Power Company provides free programming for classrooms in Amherst, Bedford, Bland, Botetourt, Buchanan, Campbell, Carroll, Craig, Dickenson, Floyd, Franklin, Galax, Giles, Grayson, Henry, Lynchburg, Martinsville, Montgomery, Nelson, Patrick, Pulaski, Radford, Roanoke, Russell, Scott, Smyth, Tazewell, Washington, Wise, and Wythe counties.
VMHC Virtual Learning is made possible in part by the Hugh V. White Jr. Outreach Education Fund.
Virtual Learning K-12 Program Catalog
Our virtual learning K-12 programs span all of Virginia’s history from the Powhatan Indians to the dramatic changes the Old Dominion experienced throughout the twentieth century.
Primary Source of the Month Program Bundle
The most effective year-long survey of Virginia history, this museum educator-led bundle features 8 HistoryConnects programs aligned with the Virginia Standards of Learning.
Free Public Student Webinars
VMHC does not currently have any live student webinars scheduled.
Featured Free Virtual Learning Programs
We offer three 45-minute programs that are free to all classrooms. These programs incorporate a general overview of the subject, primary sources from the VMHC collection, replica artifacts, and time for Q&A.
Virtual Learning FAQ
Have questions? Learn more about cost, technology, and scheduling of our virtual learning programs.
Ready to book a virtual learning program or interested in learning more? Please contact Cece D'Arville, Education Coordinator, at cd'arville@virginiahistory.org