🔬 Can you learn science in virtual reality?
Have you ever seen a diagram of the water cycle? Now imagine shrinking to the size of a water molecule and floating up to a cloud—experiencing the water cycle from a whole new perspective!
💡 In our story “Are You a Smart Shopper?” students can explore how advertising influences our choices, what fast fashion means for the planet and how to make thoughtful, responsible spending decisions.
🏃♂️ As we step into 2026, it’s a perfect moment to reflect on the habits that help us feel balanced, confident and ready to learn.
Happy New Year from the Digital Museum of Learning! 🎉
We’re excited to step into 2026 with fresh ideas and new stories that spark curiosity, inspire creativity, and connect learning with the latest scientific insights.
🎄 This Christmas reminds us that the most meaningful gifts don’t come from glitter or wrapping paper.
A doll or teddy bear can carry memories and comfort for a lifetime. But the real treasures are the connections, kindness, and shared stories behind them. 🧸
🚨 NEW Story Alert!
Can gaming make me a better problem solver?
We’re excited to kick off our next exhibition “Teaming up with technology for learning” with a coding game that hooks kids instantly!
How can digital technologies help you learn?
🤖 What do videos, games, apps, and AI really bring to education?
💧What’s hiding in a drop of water?
Kick off your lesson with the fantastic satirical drawing of the 'London Monster Soup' to spark curiosity about clean water and water pollution.
🔎 We’ve smuggled in a modern monster—plastic! Can you spot it? 👾
It's Human Rights Day! Let’s talk about the right to learn and the people who fought for it!
In 'Colors of School Life', the Tarpley family shares important moments in the African American community’s long fight for education, woven into their own family history.
🥇The Digital Museum of Learning's most popular stories of the year are now in!
From curious creatures to bold ideas, teachers and learners around the world have been inspired by our museum of digital stories.
👗 What can clothes tell about us?
Discover Fabrics of Identity, an interactive exhibition that explores how textiles - from school uniforms to beloved childhood dolls - shape who we are.
🌿 Encourage children to protect the planet through our exhibition!
From the 19th century, educators used stories, games, and experiments to teach kids about nature, pollution, and clean water.
🧩 Did you know that images, television, advertising, and social media influence our ideas about beauty and bodies?
Many of the images and videos we see are edited or manipulated, so it’s important to remember that photos can be changed and don’t always reflect reality.
🌍 Our world is full of amazing colors and patterns, from the stripes on a zebra to the squares on a Scottish kilt.
