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The Civil Rights Museum on Wheels takes the

Rochester Digital National Classroom Project on the road

April 6-14, 2016

Students in Rochester, New York, and Hillsborough County, Florida, have formed a single class this school year that meets online to study civil rights issues.

Over two weeks in April 2016, the Civil Rights Museum on Wheels—which is the same model bus as the Montgomery city bus that Rosa Parks rode in 1955— took students on a virtual road trip to historic locations with classes streamed live.

Learn more about the Civil Rights Museum on Wheels >

Please take part in this digital learning experience powered by Cisco technology by viewing a replay of one of the past events below:

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, Washington, DC – Wednesday, April 6 | Watch now
Washington, DC – Friday, April 8 | Watch now
King Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Atlanta, GA – Tuesday, April 12 | Watch Now
Jefferson High School, Tampa, FL – Thursday, April 14 | Watch Now

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