Distance Learning | The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey PlazaThe Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

Distance Learning

The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza offers live, two-way audio and video presentations that bring the Museum to your classroom.

How Distance Learning Works

Use videoconferencing to bring The Sixth Floor Museum staff onto your campus for a one-of-a-kind professional development opportunity. Contact the Museum’s education department to discuss how our collection of photographs, films, artifacts and documents can enhance your history, social studies, government and language arts teaching.

What is Distance Learning?

Distance Learning is a selection of engaging programs that provide opportunities for students to meet the Museum’s curatorial, collections and education staff, prompting thoughtful discussions on U.S. history, world history, the Civil Rights Movement, oral history and the role of the historian.

How to Book a Distance Learning Program

All distance learning programs are designed to be 50 minutes in length. To request a program for your class or campus, please email education@jfk.org with details of your request: program, date, time and time zone where your school is located. The Museum’s Educator will respond via email to your request. Please note that sending the email does not represent a confirmed date and time for your distance learning program.

To register for a scheduled distance learning program, please visit www.connect2texas.net and create a log-in. Then select “Events” from the icons on the top right of the page or the words on the upper left, and choose The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza as the provider from the Program Filter box on the right. Click Apply at the bottom of that section, and choose from the selection of scheduled programs.