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Online Expeditions bring adventures to the World Wide Wed. These expeditions involve students logging onto the Internet to follow the Expeditition Team. Check out some of these exciting Online expeditions and see how a fourth grade classroom participated in an Adventure Online.
Joseph Ross is traveling around the globe for a year in search of the world’s ultimate diving experiences. Follow his diving adventures in Fiji, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, India, Egypt, South Africa, Canary Islands, Galapagos Islands, and more! JR's reports are posted here
Join the African Edventure on a 18,000-mile expedition through ten African countries to England. The trek—in a restored, 26-year-old, satellite-linked Series III Land Rover—takes students on adventures from the world's highest bungee jump, to illustrate gravity and acceleration, to climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro as a geography project.
CAMELL (Circumnavigating Australia Motivating Environmentalists at Local Levels) is an exciting IToriented expedition attempting the first-ever circumnavigation of Australia by camel. Incorporated into this objective is an on-line educational project for schoolchildren, focusing on the environment and cultural awareness.
Spiders - You never know what you might find under a rock in Australia
An Expedition with the American Museum of Natural History.
@Sea provides a glimpse into our remarkable ocean world. Using satellite communications, digital cameras, and laptops, online correspondents cover these extraordinary stories, offering a window into life at sea and the ceaseless quest of science.
The Quest series invite a team of students, experts, and adventurers to explore mysteries around the world in 4-6 week journeys twice a year. Visit the archived AmericaQuest from Spring 2001
Follow mountaineer Graham Ratcliffe every step of the way in his achievement of becoming the first Briton to conquer Mount Everest from both the North and South routes. You can discover the background to his trip and read the regular reports, sent by Graham from the mountain, of this year’s expedition.
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