Google Arts and Culture works to make cultural and artisitc knowledge readily accesible to people through their phones and computers.

1. Virtual Tours: Learners can explore museums, art collections, landmarks, and historical sites from the comfort of the classroom.

   
   

2. Art Collections: Learners can view artworks from various museums and galleries. Each display typically has a bunch of information about the artist and the work of art being displayed.

   
   

3. Cultural Studies: Learners can read about the history of various cultures and view images associated with different ethnic groups.

   
   

4. Interactive Tools: Learners are given a wide range of interactive tools like cilckable hotspots. There are also fun features like the "Art Selfie" tool in which students can upload a picture of themselves and find peices of art that resemble them.

1. Observation and Imitation

• Virtual Exhibitions/Tours: Learners can observe art techniques from various collections around the world, and then use that knowledge to imiate artisic techniques/styles.

  
  

3. Social Interaction and Collaboration

• Group Projects: Learners can work on group projects together using Google Arts and Culture as their source of infomration. For example, students can create a group presenation about a specific historical site. Each student can research different aspects of the site using Google Arts and Culture.

  
  

5. Cross-cultural Exploration:

Global Interaction: Google Arts and Culture prompts learners to explore art and culture from different countires/cultures. In exploring a diverse range of cutlures, learners can develop social awareness and cultural understanding for one another.