Distance Learning

Denali is an environment of extreme temperatures, tall mountains, glacial landscapes, and more.The climate and landscape might be very different from where you live. Do you wish you could bring your class to Denali? If we're far from you, take part in the next best thing by bringing Denali to your classroom!

Our free, interactive presentations start as early as 7am AST (4 hours behind Eastern time) and are available from November 1st through March 8th (with breaks around some major holidays). Registration begins annually on October 8th.

If you would like to use the Denali experience to enhance your curriculum, please see our offerings below. Our programs are designed to meet national teaching standards and are appropriate for students in grades K—12.

 

 

Distance Learning Resources

The videos below are meant to be used in conjunction with one of our distance learning programs.

Denali: The High One (Geology of the Mountain)

The video below is part of our geology distance learning program.

 

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  Climbing Denali

  This open-captioned, four minute clip from "Climbing Denali" demonstrates the beauty and danger inherent in climbing North America's highest peak.

  Duration:

  4 minutes, 3 seconds

 

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The Science of Sled Dogs

The videos below are a part of our "Science of Sled Dogs" distance learning program.

 

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  True Heart of Winter (Abridged)

  Share this short clip (~6 minute) with your class in preparation for teaching the Science of Sled Dogs lesson.

  Duration:

  6 minutes, 3 seconds

 

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  Sled Dog Curriculum Extension Activity - Cabin Life

  Get a feel for what a sled dog patrol is like through this short video, shot in winter 2012.

  Duration:

  7 minutes, 15 seconds