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Online resources for #ScienceAtHome

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Mar 24, 2020
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By: Melissa Gruber
Ingenium - Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation
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When you can’t come to the museums - we bring the museums to you!

Ingenium has always had lots of online educational resources for all ages. With the museums closed, our teams are busy at work to bring you even more!

Online exhibitions, hands-on science experiments, games set on real planets and a digital collection - we’ve got something for everyone.

  • Digital Exhibitions on Google Arts and Culture
    • Nurturing Nature, Creating an Icon
    • Elsie MacGill – the first female aeronautical engineer
    • How the snowmobile reinvented winter
    • Canada's Jet-Age Dream: The Avro Arrow
    • The Art of Science: Documenting Canada's Central Experiment Farm
    • Once Upon a Try
  • Virtual tour: Explore a Dairy Farm
  • 360 tour of the Governor General’s Rail Cars
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Watch our social media channels for other fun science resources you can access at home!

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Melissa Gruber is a Strategic Communications Officer at Ingenium - Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation. She’s worked for national advocacy, funding and programming organisations across the public, private and nonprofit sectors. Melissa is driven by her passion for the power of cultural institutions to improve social outcomes but also to allow us to imagine the world as it could be. 

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