Virtual Field Trips for New Zealand Schools
LEARNZ is a series of free online virtual field trips for teachers and their classes, taking them to remote places all over New Zealand and Antarctica. Let us take you there!
What is a virtual field trip?
A virtual field trip gives you access to online video and audio feeds, activities and much more.
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Walking the famous Routeburn Track
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Journey to a rare inland high country ecosystem
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A roading project to remember those who served at war
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Earthquakes, landslides, tsunami
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Using drones, mobile maps and other smart tools in remote New Zealand
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A taonga under threat
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Lollipop to landfill?
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Going underground with New Zealand's biggest road project
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Our threatened mountain parrot
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Cool science in action
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Walking the famous Routeburn Track
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Journey to a rare inland high country ecosystem
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A roading project to remember those who served at war
Teacher comments
It helped my students understand about estuaries as they had no knowledge of what they were before we read about them and participated in the audioconference.
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Video: The Airport Fire Service
Video: What the Memorial Park (Pukeahu) will look like
Video: Meet Alice the Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM)
Video: Deploying a Deep Argo Float
Video: The Airport Fire Service
Video: What the Memorial Park (Pukeahu) will look like
Video: Meet Alice the Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM)
Video: Deploying a Deep Argo Float
With further support during 2014 and 2015 from Fish and Game New Zealand, GNS, University of Otago, Auckland Council, Bay of Plenty Regional Council, Tongariro National Trout Centre Society, Antarctica New Zealand, Kelly Tarlton's, Pasifika Education Centre, Vagahau Niue Trust, NIWA, NOAA, Waitomo Caves Discovery Centre, Transwaste Canterbury and Kea Conservation Trust.
