OCTOBER 30, 2020|EDUCATION & LEARNING
Home Depot Fills The Remote Education Gap With Virtual Field Trips
Home Depot announced that they will be adding a series of Virtual Field Trips to their DIY online resources. These "kid-friendly tours" will have topics ranging from plant genetics to supply chain, all "broken down into creative, interactive, digestible videos with accompanying DIY projects that bring the excitement of traditional field trips to family households."
Why don't more brands do this? At a time when kids are learning virtually and teachers are struggling to keep them engaged and interested, having more content like this would be a gift. Hopefully Home Depot can inspire other brands to follow their lead.
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