Georgia Water Virtual Learning Journey logo on top of a photo of a river.

GPB Education has launched its latest virtual learning journey. Developed in partnership with Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District, Georgia Water Virtual Learning Journey takes students on an interactive experience of all things water. Users will discover where our water comes from, how wastewater is treated, the impact of weather events, how to conserve and protect water resources, and so much more.

Designed for students in grades 3-8 and aligned to the Georgia Standards of Excellence, this virtual learning journey presents key concepts through:

  • engaging videos
  • virtual reality
  • interactive maps and graphics
  • photo galleries
  • informative text 

To support teachers and enhance learning, this resource also includes: 

  • lesson plans
  • vocabulary
  • 3D science student activities 
Home page of the Georgia Water Virtual Learning Journey

Home page of the Georgia Water Virtual Learning Journey

"We worked with Georgia educators and leading industry experts to tell a holistic story of Georgia's water," says Mary Anne Lane, Director of Educational Content at Georgia Public Broadcasting. "One of my favorite features in this online resource is the collection of career videos, so kids can explore the variety of job opportunities in the water industry."
 
Georgia Water joins GPB's collection of 30+ virtual learning journeys and is the third collaboration between GPB Education and Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District. Previous projects include Georgia's Water Live Exploration and episodes of Camp GPB.
 
"We are grateful for our ongoing partnership with GPB and the opportunities they offer to showcase the vital water resources of Georgia," says Sarah Skinner, Manager at Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District. "Resources like the virtual learning journey allow us to take kids on an in-depth exploration of how water plays an important role in every aspect of our daily lives. Water is a shared resource and we all must do our part to conserve and protect it."

To learn more, visit gpb.org/water-journey.