Teen Workshops
Teens become “media artists” using the latest in mobile and digital technologies. They create their own mobile scavenger hunts, curate their own exhibits, produce podcasts, videos, and blogs to document what they’ve discovered, and document and share their work on a social network. They learn new ways to collaborate and communicate as they explore the riches of the Smithsonian. Each workshop focuses on a particular theme and a particular form of mobile technology. Each is limited to 20 participants.

June 21–25 10 am to 4 pm	What does change look like? Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Register for this workshop. SOLD OUT
July 6–9 10 am to 4 pm	Whose culture is it? Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Register for this workshop. SOLD OUT
August 9–13 10 am to 4 pm	Green Technology National Postal Museum Learn more about this workshop here. Register for this workshop. SOLD OUT
August 9–13 10 am to 4 pm	How do artists respond to nature? Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Register for this workshop. SOLD OUT
	Please note that an adult MUST register their campers, students, or teens for these sessions.

Educator Workshops
Educators learn to use digital media to engage young people with the tools they are already using in their lives outside of school. You’ll create media projects based on Smithsonian resources—digital tours, podcasts, wikis, and more. The sessions are hands-on and collaborative; educators work together with digital experts and Smithsonian staff.

June 28—July 1 10 am to 4 pm	World Cultures (For classroom and museum educators) National Postal Museum Register for this workshop. SOLD OUT
July 12–14 10 am to 4 pm	Art, Design and Global Culture Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Register for this workshop. SOLD OUT
July 19–22 10 am to 4 pm	The American Experience National Postal Museum Register for this workshop. SOLD OUT

Locations
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Independence Avenue and 7th Street SW
Washington, D.C. 20024
202.633.2792
Metro: L’Enfant or Smithsonian

National Postal Museum
(next to Union Station)
2 Massachusetts Avenue NE
Washington, D.C. 20002
202.633.5533
Metro: Union Station

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Mobile Learning Institutes are sponsored by Pearson Foundation and Nokia.