Distance Learning
If bringing your students to Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a challenge, consider scheduling a distance learning program!
- Rangers bring the national park, and subjects like science and history, alive through interactive techniques and imagery
- All programs are FREE
- Programs are curriculum-based and meet both national and state standards
- Schools connect directly to park through video conferencing equipment, such as Skype
Our education team can work with you to develop the perfect program for your classroom needs! For more information, email or call (865) 436-1258.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Current Research Projects in the Smokies
Research is always taking place in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Learn about what is currently happening in the field from resource managers, researchers and park partners.
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- Distance Learning
- Grade level:
- General
- Subjects:
- Archaeology, Biology: Animals, Biology: Plants, Climate, Earth Science, Ecology, Environment, Fire Ecology, Historic Preservation, History
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Great Smoky Mountains Electronic Field Trip
Search for life in the Great Smoky Mountains with seven modules that include downloadable activities, videos, and interactive games. The biodiversity of Great Smoky Mountains National Park makes it a living laboratory filled with a variety of slippery salamanders and creepy crawlies. No lab coat is required to study the abundant wildlife here! All you need is keen observation skills and an excitement for exploration. The 1 hour "field trip" that accompanies the modules was filmed in Nov. 2009.
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- Distance Learning
- Grade level:
- Fifth Grade-Eighth Grade
- Subjects:
- Biodiversity, Biology: Animals, Biology: Plants, Earth Science, Ecology, Environment
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Internet Citizen Science Databases
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, through our partner, Hands on the Land, provides teachers and students an opportunity to search several internet databases for our most popular research projects. Students can ask and answer their own original research questions or teachers can use helpful resource guides that walk you through the data analysis process.
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- Distance Learning
- Grade level:
- Third Grade-Graduate Level (Masters, PhD)
- Subjects:
- Anthropology, Aquatic Studies, Biodiversity, Biology: Animals, Biology: Plants, Botany, Chemistry, Climate, Climate Change, Conservation, Earth Science, Ecology, Education, Environment, History, Hydrology, Science and Technology
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Teacher's Guide to the National Park Service
Your National Parks are a wealth of curriculum-based experiences, aligned with local, state or national standards of learning. Check this site for fantastic learning opportunities for you and your students, inside the classroom and in the parks
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- Distance Learning
- Grade level:
- General
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Teacher's Guide to WebRangers
Quickly assess more than 50 WebRangers activities and discover how each activity meets National Standards of Learning. You can read a brief description of each activity and understand how each activity addresses a breadth of subjects.
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- Distance Learning
- Grade level:
- General
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Video and Audio Blogs
Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Great Smoky Mountains Association have developed a variety of engaging videos and audio blogs about the park and its resources. Learn and virtually experience the Smokies from your computer!
- Type:
- Distance Learning
- Grade level:
- General
- Subjects:
- Biology: Animals, Biology: Plants, Botany, Climate, Climate Change, Environment, History