Online resources for teachers and students offered by the Munch Museum

  The Munch Museum is not only an art museum, but also an educational institution that provides a wide range of online resources for teachers, students and self-taught artists. These resources are dedicated to teaching and learning about Edvard Munch's work, as well as broader art education.

   Teaching materials and lesson plans

  The Munch Museum's website offers a rich selection of teaching materials and lesson plans on Munch's work. These resources include detailed descriptions and analyses of individual works, the historical and artistic context, as well as suggestions for activities and discussions to be carried out in the lesson. These materials are available for free download and can be used by teachers to prepare lessons or by students for self-study.

   Virtual exhibitions

  The Munch Museum also provides virtual exhibitions that allow visitors to explore the museum from home. Using VR technology, users can "walk" through the museum, taking a closer look at Munch's colossal paintings. Virtual exhibitions are a great tool for teachers who want to conduct museum tours without leaving the classroom.

   Webinars and online lectures

  The Munch Museum also hosts a series of webinars and online lectures on Munch's work. Presented by art experts, these lectures provide in-depth analyses and interpretations of Munch's works and the context in which they were created. The webinars and online lectures are accessible to anyone with access to the Internet, and can serve as a valuable resource for teachers and students.

   Interactive Resources

  In addition to traditional teaching materials and virtual exhibitions, the Munch Museum also offers interactive online resources. These include quizzes, games and other activities that help teach about Munch and art in general.

  In summary, the Munch Museum provides a wealth of online resources that facilitate teaching and learning about Edvard Munch and his work. Through these resources, teachers, students and self-taught artists have access to information and materials that will help them explore and appreciate the work of this outstanding artist.