During the spring of 2017, Classics Professor Jacques Bromberg worked with colleagues from Pitt's Center for Teaching and Learning to develop new ways of assessing student work for his month-long study abroad program in Sicily. 360° photography emerged not only as a unique pedagogical tool that could enliven traditional on-site student presentations, but also as an effective outreach tool that could both inform and delight friends, family, and future students. In addition to giving a 10-15 minute on-site presentation to the "Greek Archaeology" class last summer, each Pitt in Sicily student also produced, edited, and posted a brief (1-3 minute) 360° video introducing a Sicilian site or monument. You can read more about the projects, and find a link to all 15 videos by clicking here.
Faculty: Read about how 360° photography can enrich your teaching