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    Digital Excursions

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    MoAD’s Digital Excursions bring the heritage spaces of Old Parliament House directly into the classroom. All curriculum aligned, and covering exciting content differing from our onsite experiences, these digital programs allow our Museum Educators to connect with students in real time and guide them through the building to explore some key people and events in our democracy. 

    Students participate in interactive activities and discussions to learn more about their role as active citizens and our democratic history with knowledgeable museum educators. 

    MoAD’s Digital Excursions support your teaching by providing:  

    • a high quality experience to complement your teaching and enhance student learning
    • an introductory activity to hook students into democracy or establish pre-knowledge
    • exploration of behind the scenes heritage spaces
    • opportunities for students unable to visit us onsite for a program and who would like to participate in our different digital program offerings
    • flexible delivery of digital program content – to support students learning in the classroom and/or in a home learning environment
    • an extension opportunity for your students
    • an opportunity to build further knowledge after an onsite program visit.

    Digital programs are currently free.

    Make a digital program booking request

    For Digital programs, you may also email digitalexcursions@moadoph.gov.au or phone (02) 6270 8282. We may also be able to work with you to tailor a program specific to the needs of your group.

    Help keep MoAD’s digital democracy excursions free for all students. Donate today

    If your students are unable to join us on the day for a live facilitated program connection, we can provide you with a YouTube link to a pre-recorded version of the full excursion. This option is also available to assist other remote learning classroom needs if your whole class cannot join us for a live program.  See individual excursion pages below for more information.

    The Henry Parkes Foundation is a Supporting Partner of MoAD's Digital Excursion program

    The Henry Parkes Foundation is a supporting partner of MoAD's Digital Excursion program

    ProgramMinutesGroup sizePacerYearsCurriculum*
    Leading Together Digital Workshops✘F-345-67-89-1011-12
    Drawn Together Digital Workshop455 - 30✔5-67-89-10
    HASSCivics And CitizenshipHistoryEnglishMedia Arts
    You, Me and Sustainability Digital Workshop305-30✔F-345-67-8
    HASSCivics And Citizenship
    Democracy: Our House, Our Voices455-30✔5-67-8
    HASSCivics And CitizenshipGeography
    Rights and Freedoms455-30✔7-89-1011-12
    Civics And CitizenshipHistory
    Gough Whitlam: PM Dismissed, 1975: a pre-recorded program45NA✘9-1011-12
    Civics And CitizenshipHistoryEnglishLegal Studies
    MoAD Junior Investigators305-30✘F-3
    HASS

    *Australian Curriculum V9 – Curriculum Learning Areas

    Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

    18 King George Terrace, Parkes, ACT 2600, Australia

    PO Box 3934
    Manuka ACT 2603

    9am to 5pm daily 
    Closed Christmas Day

    ABN: 30 620 774 963

    Telephone: 02 6270 8222

    Enquiries:
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    Please note: video surveillance is used 24 hours a day around and throughout the building and may be used for research purposes

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