With the Smithsonian Learning Lab, teachers can access high-quality resources and use the interactive tools on the site to create their own collections. For me, what's most inspiring is the ability to see those teacher-created collections and adapt them so that they fit my own students' needs and interests.

We've hyperlinked customized Learning Lab image collections to lessons and units in our district's pacing guides. This saves teachers time, supports student exploration of theme-based concepts, and provides the option for blended learning experiences.

As a librarian, working with students from grades K-5, I access the wide range of museum resources in Learning Lab to find age-appropriate material. I use these resources to enhance lessons with inquiry-based learning strategies to help develop critical thinkers.

The Learning Lab allows us to share the American story through the African American lens by engaging in stories of resilience and agency as told through our museum's unique collections.

The Learning Lab helps our team inspire, educate and empower people through design beyond the walls of the museum. This dynamic tool facilitates collaboration with teachers and learners nationwide by leveraging content in our collections and exhibitions to share design stories.

The Learning Lab is a powerful teaching and learning tool that allows the Heinz History Center to maximize our digital collections and make an impact in classrooms, engaging students and teachers as we connect regional and national history.

The Learning Lab allowed me to easily access vast Smithsonian collections and make them a central part of my classes.

As a parent of teenagers, I truly value the Learning Lab as a trusted source for educational materials that inspire and extend my children's learning.