VictoryXR
Full List of 360º Field Trips:
360º virtual reality field trips, all around the world.
| Title | Location | About |
| 1031 Fitness | Bettendorf, Iowa | VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs goes into a gym to perform an experiment on two athletes, with the goal of demonstrating the effects of food on muscle-building in the human body. These athletes perform the same workout but consume different recovery drinks afterwards (chocolate milk vs. sports drink) to test the impact of sports nutrition. Which drink will help the athletes recover the fastest? |
| Abraham Lincoln: Slavery & the Soul of America | Hodgenville, Kentucky Springfield, Illinois Washington, D.C. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania | Follow along with VXR Host Steve Grubbs on a comprehensive tour of important locations in Abraham Lincoln’s life. Starting in the town of Hodgenville, Kentucky, visit Lincoln’s childhood home. Then, journey to Springfield, Illinois to learn about Lincoln’s adult life and political career. Students will learn about the Lincoln-Douglas debates and their significance, and finish the tour among the tombstones at Gettysburg while listening to Lincoln’s famed address. |
| Aerodynamics | Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa | Join VictoryXR Host Wendy Martin at the Department of Aerospace Engineering at Iowa State University to learn about aerodynamics! While exploring an airplane hanger, icing tunnel research facility, and wind tunnel simulator, students will gain an understanding of foundational concepts of aerodynamics, primarily focusing on the four forces of drag, thrust, weight, and lift. |
| Agriculture Solutions | Iowa | Ride along in the farming combine during corn harvest season with VXR Host Steve Grubbs and Farmer Rick Kimberely. See how the modernization of farm equipment allows for higher crop yields that are also more efficient and environmentally friendly than before. Then, while on the farm, hear about the purpose of GMOs and their role in increasing food production. |
| Anatomizing | Cedar Falls, Iowa | Meet Wendy Martin, VictoryXR host and science teacher, in the University of Northern Iowa’s biology laboratory to talk about human anatomy. Examine a synthetic cadaver and learn about the benefits of synthetic materials to science in a collegiate setting. |
| Apache Point Observatory | Sunspot, New Mexico | Apache Point Observatory Site Manager Mark Klaene, along with VXR Host Steve Grubbs, guide students through the inside of the Astrophysical Research Consortium (ARC) 3.5M Telescope — where no members of the public are allowed to go. Students learn about how the telescope and lens function, while watching the apparatus be prepared for use. |
| Backyard Bonfire | Davenport, Iowa | Join VXR Host Steve Grubbs on a backyard excursion as he demonstrates several chemical reactions with fire and marshmallows. His controlled fire pit burn exemplifies the law of mass conservation while reiterating the importance of fire safety. |
| Battle for Chickamauga and Lookout Mountain | Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia Chattanooga, Tennessee | Travel to Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park with VXR Host Steve Grubbs to hear about the site’s significance during the Civil War. While touring the battlefield, learn about the conflict between General Rosecrans and General Bragg, compare the Mountain Howitzer Cannon with the Napoleon Cannon, and gaze out from Lookout Mountain, the site of an important Union victory. |
| Berlin Wall and The Cold War | Berlin, Germany | Tour Berlin Germany with VictoryXR Host, Steve Grubbs. First visit the Reichstag Building and learn about its history during the Nazi reign and WWII. Next, head over to The Berlin Wall to hear about the division of Germany among the Soviet Union in the West and the Allies in the East. Finally, visit Checkpoint Charlie and discuss the dangers of the division in Berlin and the events that led to the fall of the Wall. |
| Blizzards | Davenport, Iowa | VictoryXR host Wendy Martin explains the science of blizzards in a snowy Midwestern park. Students will hear about the Great Blizzard of 1978 and learn how weather forecasting plays a crucial role in saving lives in natural disaster situations. |
| Blood Drive | Davenport, Iowa | Come along to a blood drive with VictoryXR Host Wendy Martin. Learn about various blood disorders, specifically sickle cell anemia, and how gene therapy can help alleviate their symptoms. |
| Blue Crab Evolution | Havre de Grace, Maryland | 501(c)(3) public charities, government entities, K-12 public or nonprofit private schools, educational institutions, and faith-based organizations with community-focused projects, |
| Booker T. Washington and G.W. Carver | Tuskegee, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia Indianola, Iowa Ames, Iowa | Learn about the life and accomplishments of Booker T. Washington with VXR Host Steve Grubbs. Visit Tuskegee University, Piedmont Park, and Washington’s home while hearing about the impact Washington had on American history. |
| Building a Robot | Moorestown, NJ | Maneuver robots with the Combustible Lemons, FIRST Robotics World Champs, as they explain their approach to creating a robot. Along with VXR Host Steve Grubbs, learn about the engineering and design process, its constraints, and their solutions in order to create the perfect robot for the upcoming competition. |
| Cape Hatteras Lighthouse | Buxton, NC | Take a seat on the lawn at the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse while VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs reveals a bit of history about this iconic landmark. While learning about the Bortle Scale, the causes of shadows, and the history and purpose of lighthouses in general, you’ll be amazed by the beauty and scale of this renowned coastal feature. |
| Chapman’s Peak | Capetown, South Africa | Join VictoryXR host Steve Grubbs on a scenic drive down Chapman’s Peak Highway in Capetown, South Africa. While cruising along the country’s southern coast, learn about the obstacles engineers faced while designing this mountain highway and the innovative solutions they proposed. |
| Chemical Reactions | Davenport, Iowa | Perform chemical reactions in a college laboratory with Wendy Martin, science teacher and VictoryXR Host. Experiment with stressors like temperature and concentration to determine the ways in which chemical equilibrium is affected by change. |
| Chiropractic | Davenport, Iowa | Learn about the impact of structure and function in human biology with VictoryXR host Wendy Martin at Palmer College of Chiropractic. View models of the human spine to understand how chiropractors utilize alternative medicine to heal various spinal conditions. |
| Cinnamon Ridge Farm, IA | Donahue, Iowa | On a mechanized dairy farm in the Midwest, Steve Grubbs, VXR Host, and John Maxwell, farm founder and owner, discuss modern farming practices. The topics of selective breeding, robotic farming, and plant/fruit crossbreeding are reviewed. They also discuss the process of natural breeding vs. using GMOs. View this field trip to glimpse into the future of agriculture on this high-tech farm. |
| Cleaning Water | Davenport, Iowa | What happens after you flush the toilet? Tour a water treatment plant with VictoryXR host Wendy Martin to visualize the process of cleaning waste water. Topics include the 3 main phases of water treatment, sanitation, and microorganisms. |
| Comparative Anatomy | Davenport, Iowa | Take a trip to VictoryXR host Wendy Martin’s science classroom for an introduction to comparative anatomy. Watch the dissection of a fetal pig while learning about different types of biological evidence that support Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution. |
| Concussion Testing at Purdue | West Lafayette, Indiana | Distinguish between a concussion and subconcussive forces while visiting the Biomedical & Mechanical Engineering Lab at Purdue University. VictoryXR’s host, Jim Kent, along with Professor Talavage and Professor Nauman, demonstrate drop tower testing and reveal the latest findings in force reduction for optimal helmet design. |
| Container Operations, Port of Mobile, Alabama | Mobile, Alabama | Ride along with the Mobile Bar Pilots on their pilot boat to the Pilot Boarding Area in Mobile Bay where they board and pilot ships into the Port of Mobile, AL USA. Witness how tug boats maneuver the large containers ships into their berthing position and longshore men use massive ropes or hawsers to tie up the gargantuan container ships responsible for carrying the majority of consumer goods and manufacturing supplies that forms lifeblood of any modern economy. Climb into the cab of the one of the many hurricane resistant container ganty cranes and witness how the crane operator loads and unloads containers on to and off the ship. View the operations from the ship’s deck as well as under deck and follow the containers on a track and a front-loader as their make their way through the yard on tractor trailer by road or rail car to their final destination in North America. |
| Cooking, The Science | Davenport, Iowa | Cook up some mashed potatoes in a home economics classroom with VictoryXR host Wendy Martin. Observe ways in which the “science” of cooking has changed over time to become more optimized and efficient than ever before. Then, join chefs in a modern industrial kitchen to watch the process of cooking for large groups of people at once. |
| Coral Reefs | Chattanooga, Tennessee | Dive into the coral reef exhibit at the Tennessee Aquarium with VictoryXR host Wendy Martin. Hear about the characteristics of coral reefs, their relationship to larger Earth systems, and their impact on the ocean as a whole. |
| Crater Exploring | Carey, Idaho | Have you ever wanted to stand on a volcano? Tour Craters of the Moon National Park in Idaho with Wendy Martin, VictoryXR host, as you learn about Earth’s history, different lava flows, and various volcano types. |
| Crete – The Island of Greece | Crete, Greece | Journey to Greece with VictoryXR Host, Steve Grubbs! Travel to the Island of Crete and hike down into the Samariá Gorge to learn about the history and geology of this stunning National Park. The 16 kilometer trek will take you into the gorge, past the abandoned village of Samariá, and through the Iron Gates. |
| D-Day Invasion, Adolf Hitler and WWII | Tyneham, England Weymouth, England Normandy, France | Travel across Europe with VictoryXR Host, Steve Grubbs. Visit locations in the UK and France while learning about WW11, Adolf Hitler and influential events that lead to the D-Day invasion. Your journey starts in the UK, where you learn about Tyneham Village, the village frozen in time, and takes you to Weymouth beach along the English Channel. From there, cross the channel to France. Visiting Paris and journeying on to Normandy, where you will get a close look at Omaha Beach, one of the major targets and battle grounds on D-Day. |
| Davy Crockett Part I: General Jackson & The Indian War | Limestone, Tennessee Mobile, Alabama | Visit Davy Crockett’s homestead in Tennessee with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs to learn about Crockett’s family and his childhood struggles. Then, discover Crockett’s relationship with the Tensaw Creek and Redstick Creek tribes and his experiences serving in General Jackson’s army, specifically during the Battle of Fort Mims. |
| Davy Crockett Part II: From Frontier To Congress | Washington, D.C. | Continue learning about the life of Davy Crockett with VXR Host Steve Grubbs. In this video, tour a gristmill similar to one that Crockett used for his businesses after his time in the military, hear about Crockett’s political career while standing outside of the US Capitol, and discover the true story of how Crockett thwarted a would-be assassin of the president. |
| Davy Crockett Part III: The Alamo & The End Of An American Life | San Antonio, Texas | In the conclusion of the Davy Crockett video series, travel to the Alamo with VXR Host Steve Grubbs. Learn about the causes of the battle between the Texans and the Spanish, view the Alamo Cenotaph, and hear about the military strategy employed. Then, recap the highlights of Crockett’s life and his enduring legacy. |
| Destroyer of Worlds: Hiroshima in 360 | Hiroshima, Japan | Destroyer of Worlds is a groundbreaking 360-degree documentary that offers viewers an immersive and emotionally powerful journey through the events and aftermath of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Using cutting-edge technology, this documentary places the audience at the heart of the tragedy, providing a unique perspective on the devastating impact of nuclear warfare. Introduction and Historical Context: The documentary begins with a brief historical overview of World War II, Japan’s involvement, and the escalating tensions between Japan and the Allied forces leading up to the fateful day. Attack on Pearl Harbor: The viewers are virtually transported to Hawaii, allowing them to experience the attack on Pearl Harbor and the start of World War II. The Decision to Drop the Bomb: The documentary delves into the decision-making process behind dropping the atomic bomb, exploring the motivations and rationale from the allies. The bombing of Hiroshima: This segment depicts the actual dropping of the bomb rom the perspective of the Enola Gay. This chilling moment helps the viewer to understand the impact and size of the explosion. Aftermath and Human Toll: After the explosion, the documentary shifts to show the immediate aftermath, with still images and modern day footage. By leveraging 360-degree technology, Destroyer of Worlds invites viewers to engage with history in an unprecedented way, fostering empathy and understanding for those who endured the unimaginable horrors of the Hiroshima bombing. The documentary uses 360 video footage, as well as recreated spatial 3D renderings of the Enola Gay plane, the atomic bomb and more. The documentary serves as a powerful reminder of the consequences of war and the urgent need for world committed to peace. |
| Dinosaur Dig Part 1: Triceratops Paleontology | Lusk, Wyoming | Join adventurer and educator Steve Grubbs as he heads deep into the rugged landscapes of Wyoming, near the small town of Lusk, for an unforgettable 360° virtual reality experience: a real-life dinosaur dig! In this immersive field trip, you’ll step into the boots of paleontologists and explore the site of an actual Triceratops excavation. Guided by naturalist and fossil expert Marcus Eriksen, who has spent over 30 years unearthing prehistoric giants, in this region you’ll discover how scientists carefully extract and preserve ancient bones that have been buried for millions of years. See close-up shots of fossilized Triceratops bones emerging from the earth and take in sweeping aerial views of the fossil-rich badlands. Learn about the local geology, the science behind paleontology, and the delicate techniques that keep these precious relics from breaking apart. This is Part I of a two part journey into the fascinating world of dinosaurs where science, history, and discovery come alive around you. Step inside a 360 VR video and become part of the story surrounded, immersed, and amazed by sights and sounds from every direction. It’s unforgettable, interactive, and entirely transformative. |
| Dinosaur Dig Part 2: Paleontology in Wyoming | Lusk, Wyoming | Join adventurer and educator Steve Grubbs as the journey continues in the fossil-rich landscapes near Lusk, Wyoming, for the second part of this unforgettable 360° virtual reality experience. In this immersive field trip, you’ll go beyond the dig site and dive into the science of paleontology. Uncovering how experts study, preserve, and learn from the bones of ancient creatures like the Triceratops. Guided once again by naturalist and fossil expert Marcus Eriksen, you’ll get an up-close look at the scientific tools and techniques used in the field, from mapping fossil layers to carefully extracting and protecting fragile specimens. Discover how paleontologists interpret the past by analyzing bone structures, sediment layers, and ancient environments. Explore the exciting process of turning raw discoveries into real scientific knowledge. Where every fossil is a clue, and every layer of earth tells a story. This is where hands-on science meets big questions about life on Earth millions of years ago. Step inside this 360° VR experience and become part of the scientific process. Curious, inspired, and surrounded by the wonders of deep time. |
| Dinosaur Ridge | Morrison, Colorado | On this field trip, you will join Wendy Martin at Dinosaur Ridge to learn all sorts of fun facts about the dinosaurs that lived in Colorado in the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. By studying what these incredible creatures left behind like their bones and even their footprints we can learn all sorts of information about these amazing creatures even though they lived so long ago! |
| Drag Racing | Davenport, Iowa | Race wooden cars with VictoryXR host Wendy Martin in a fun and engaging experiment to learn about the principles of aerodynamics. Students will grasp concepts including the role of horsepower, the force of gravity, and the importance of wind resistance in the determination of engineering design for cars. |
| Ecological Succession | Yellowstone, Wyoming | Explore Yellowstone National Park with VictoryXR Host Wendy Martin as she explains principles of ecological succession. Visualize the five stages of succession occurring in a real-world setting and hear about the importance of the carbon cycle to the forest ecosystem. |
| Egg Drop Experiment | Davenport, Iowa | VictoryXR host Wendy Martin conducts an egg drop experiment off of the school roof. While constructing various structures to prevent the egg from breaking, students will learn about trial and error and iterating based on past performance. |
| Egyptian Ruins Part I: The Valley of Kings | Luxor, Egypt | Journey through the Valley of Kings with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs. Learn about some of the world’s most famous pharaohs like King Tut and King Seti II and explore the incredible architecture of their exquisite tombs. |
| Egyptian Ruins Part II: Luxor and Karnak | Luxor, Egypt | Continue journeying through the history of Egypt with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs visiting the Temples of Karnak and the Temple of Luxor. Explore the ruins to see the hundreds of massive pillars, intricate statues, and beautiful artwork, learn about the history of obelisks in Egypt and the United States, and try to read some hieroglyphs for yourself! |
| Egyptian Ruins Part III: The Avenue of Sphinxes | Luxor, Egypt | Continue exploring the wonders of Egypt with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs. In this trip you will travel down the 3-kilometer road between the Temple of Karnak and the Temple of Luxor. This ancient pathway is lined with over 1,000 spectacular sphinxes of different shapes and was just opened for the public to walk again in 2021 after having been buried under the desert dust for around 2,500 years. |
| Evidence for Evolution | St Paul, Minnesota | Join VXR Host Jim Kent among the fossils at the Science Museum of Minnesota to examine conditions for evolutionary changes as well as the evidence for the theory of evolution. While viewing various dinosaur skeletons, students will learn about factors of common ancestry, using the modern bird as an example. |
| Exploring Organs with Wendy | Davenport, Iowa | Discover cell structure in a science classroom with VictoryXR host Wendy Martin. Through examining specific organs, including the heart, kidney, and brain, students will learn how the structure of each organ aids the function of their larger bodily systems. |
| Feasting: Food Web | Davenport, Iowa | Adventure through the zoo with VictoryXR host Wendy Martin to learn about food web relationships. While looking at lionesses and giraffes, students will learn about the process of energy transfer between organisms and the hunting behavior of apex predators. |
| Fermentation | Davenport, Iowa | Join VictoryXR host Wendy Martin in the kitchen to hear about the processes of anaerobic and aerobic respiration in daily life. Then, examine foods like bread, sauerkraut, and pickles to learn about the role of cellular inputs and outputs in fermentation. |
| Fish Hatchery | Muscatine, Iowa | Meet up with VXR Host Wendy Martin at a fish hatchery as she examines the purpose and function of these hatcheries. Then, watch a visual explanation for the optimal breeding conditions of Walleye fish as students hear about concepts including electrofishing, stripping, and fertilization. |
| Flame Testing | Davenport, Iowa | VXR Host Wendy Martin goes into a chemistry classroom to display examples of thermal energy transfer. With the aid of a series of chlorides, students will witness how these chemicals change color as a result of energy transfer reactions when when interacting with heat. |
| Football Field | Davenport, Iowa | Join VXR Host Steve Grubbs as he visits two different sports fields: one made of natural grass and the other constructed with artificial turf. While comparing and contrasting the two surfaces, Steve explains how artificial turf is actually derived from natural materials. Students will gain a clearer understanding of what’s beneath their feet on many sports fields. |
| Full Solar Eclipse | Rolla, Missouri | Grab a spot in the Path of Totality with VXR Host Steve Grubbs to experience a full solar eclipse. Nestled in Mark Twain National Park in Missouri, Steve identifies the eclipse’s corona and diamond ring as the moon moves over the sun. Also, learn about why the temperature drops and the animals in the area go quiet — no eclipse glasses required! |
| Fusion & Fusing | Knoxville, Tennessee | Join VXR Host Wendy Martin at the University of Tennessee to discover the process of hydrogen fusion. While viewing high-tech scientific equipment, students will learn about the university’s plasma research lab and its efforts to create a more energy-efficient nuclear reactor. |
| Game of Billiards | Davenport, Iowa | Play a game of billiards with VXR Host Wendy Martin. Apply physics principles like friction, momentum, and acceleration to understand how billiards works. With this new understanding of Newton’s 3 Laws of Motion in context, you’ll never play a game of billiards the same way again! |
| Genetic Engineering | Davenport, Iowa | Have you ever wondered how animals are cloned? Join VXR Host Wendy Martin to hear about genetic engineering and more exciting biotechnologies. Topics covered include GMOs, DNA and ELISA testing, and advanced laboratory equipment. |
| Genetic Testing | Davenport, Iowa | Have you ever wondered why you share certain characteristics with your family? Join VXR host Wendy Martin in a science classroom as she introduces the basics of genetics. Hear about DNA structure and function as well as modern genetic testing kits. |
| George Washington Carver: the Plant Doctor | Newton, Missouri Minneapolis, Kansas Indianola, Iowa Tuskegee, Alabama | Discover the life of George Washington Carver, an incredible American inventor, with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs. Trace Carver’s difficult path to obtain an education while touring important locations in his life. Learn about many of his peanut-related inventions as well as his agricultural achievements, including crop rotation. |
| Go Skiiing with Steve: Learn the History of the Rocky Mountains | Rocky Mountain, Colorado | Join Steve Grubbs on an exciting virtual reality field trip as he takes you on a breathtaking skiing adventure through the stunning Colorado Rocky mountains. As you glide down the slopes, Steve shares the fascinating history of the region, exploring its geological origins, the native tribes who once called it home, and the adventurous tales of the Gold Rush era. Along the way, you’ll learn about the diverse wildlife, the environmental challenges the mountains face, and the rich cultural significance of these majestic peaks. This immersive experience blends thrilling outdoor exploration with captivating historical insights, offering a unique way to learn about the mountains’ past while enjoying the excitement of skiing. |
| Gorging: Plate Tectonics | N/A | Hike through rocky terrain with VXR Host Wendy Martin while learning about the geologic cycle. Topics covered include the three types of rocks, fossilization and marine sediments, and plate tectonics. |
| Grand Canyon and Petrified Forest | Grand Canyon, Arizona | Journey down into the Grand Canyon with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs! Learn about the natural history surrounding the Canyon, including how and when it was formed. Then, explore the history of human interactions with the Grand Canyon, including the various Native American tribes who have lived in the area as well as attempts by environmentalists to preserve the land. |
| Greek Gods | Athens, Greece | Tour The Acropolis in Athens Greece with VictoryXR Host, Steve Grubbs! Learn about Greek Mythology and explore the architecture and historical significance of the Parthenon, the Temple of Zeus, and the Temple of Hephaestus. |
| Green Materials | New Orleans, Louisiana | Meet up with VXR Host Steve Grubbs in the Bayou of Louisiana as he examines “green” construction practices post-Hurricane Katrina. While learning about how the city of New Orleans is building in a more sustainable way, in many cases constructing LEED certified buildings, students will see how this below-sea-level city is getting its “green” on. |
| Henning’s Cheese Factory | Kiel, Wisconsin | Check out one of the largest cheese blocks in the world — 4000 lbs — with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs as he takes you inside of this Wisconsin cheese factory. Learn about the importance of enzymes and the pH scale when crafting the curds, as well as the entire chemical process of turning cow’s milk into this tasty treat! |
| Hierarchy Of Multicellular Organisms | Playa del Carmen, Mexico Central Region of Singapore | Join VXR Host Steve Grubbs as he travels to Mexico and Singapore to demonstrate the hierarchy of interrelated systems in multicellular organisms. By focusing on plant life examples, including banyan trees in a Mexican bay as well as various plant life in Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay, students will have a better grasp of the connectedness of internal systems, their impacts on one another, and their role in helping the organism survive. |
| Historic Route 66 | N/A | Drive down historic Route 66 with VXR Host Steve Grubbs! Learn about the symbolic and cultural significance of Route 66, and its downfall, while traveling on stretches of the highway. |
| Hydroelectricity at Bagnell Dam | Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri | Join VXR Host Steve Grubbs at Bagnell Dam to learn about the importance and the incredible clean energy potential of hydropower here in the United States and around the world. In this field trip, students will travel by land, sea and air as they explore different areas around the Lake of the Ozarks and discover how the 10 water turbines in this dam alone can power over 100,000 homes. |
| Hydroponic Farming | N/A | VXR Host Wendy Martin takes us on a unique field trip to a hydroponic farm. Students will learn about the process of hydroponic farming and its benefits — and their understanding of plants will never be the same again! |
| Iceland: The Midnight Sun in the Land of Fire & Ice | Iceland | Journey to Iceland with VictoryXR Host, Steve Grubbs! Learn the science behind the summer solstice and how the earth’s tilt impacts daylight and temperature at the Arctic Circle. Then, explore the Land of Fire and Ice as you identify glaciers and learn about the formation of Iceland’s breathtaking black sand beaches and waterfalls. |
| Iceland’s Geographical Impacts | Reykjavik, Iceland | Brave the cold with VXR Host Steve Grubbs to get a glimpse of various spots around Reykjavik, Iceland, including the Blue Lagoon, a geyser, and a tranquil waterfall. The geography of this land, formed from volcanic eruptions over time, helps tell the story about the environmental impacts of climate change. |
| Imaging & Scans | Davenport, Iowa | Discover the science behind X-Rays with VXR Host Wendy Martin! Enter a medical imaging facility, where students will learn about wave behaviors and how they are employed to conduct scans of the human body. |
| In the Footsteps of Martin Luther King, Jr. | Selma, Alabama Montgomery, Alabama Washington, D.C. Memphis, Tennessee | Join VXR Host Steve Grubbs on a trip through important locations in Martin Luther King’s life. Start at the Edmund Pettus Bridge while learning about the Selma March and how it impacted voting rights in America. Then, travel to the Alabama State Capitol, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Lorraine Hotel to trace Dr. King’s remarkable legacy. |
| Indy Motor Speedway Museum | Indianapolis, Indiana | Cruise along with VictoryXR Host Jim Kent to understand how energy is converted from one form to another via a combustion engine. Amid the unique cars in this museum, view various engine types and gain a better understanding of their functions and abilities. Then, learn all about how the conversion process works as sparks and fuel are transformed to power motor vehicles. |
| Invasive Species: Asian Carp | St Louis, Missouri | Dodge the flying fish jumping from the Mississippi River as you learn about this invasive species with VXR Host Jim Kent. On this trip, students learn about the dangers invasive species pose to native species and their ecosystems, as well as possible methods for containment and control. |
| Iowa 80 Trucking Museum | Walcott, Iowa | Check out big rigs and other classic cars with VictoryXR Host Jim Kent as you learn more about the materials from which they are made. Specifically, hear about what types of metals and alloys are used for different vehicles and why they’re important. |
| Kitchen Physics | Davenport, Iowa | VXR Host Wendy Martin works through a series of demos that exemplify unit standards by using simple and fun kitchen physics. These demos include making a magnet and a catapult, lighting a lightbulb in the microwave with salt water, and erupting soda using Mentos. If you choose to replicate them at home, always remember — safety first! |
| Kitty Hawk, NC | Kitty Hawk, North Carolina | Fly a kite with VictoryXR host Steve Grubbs as he demonstrates the Wright Brothers’ success in flying along the airstrip where they took their first ride. Tracing their path and their attempts at modern flight, see how the brothers used the delimiting process to design a safe and successful airplane. |
| Las Vegas and Organized Crime | Las Vegas, Nevada | Meet up with VXR Host Steve Grubbs in Las Vegas to learn about the city’s history with organized crime. Focusing on the figures of Bugsy Siegel and Tony the Ant, students will understand the importance of the Mafia in Las Vegas. |
| Laser Tag | Davenport, Iowa | Shrouded in darkness, VXR Host Steve Grubbs dodges “incoming fire” in the laser tag arena while explaining how light is both waves and particles. Learn about various types of electromagnetic waves as well as the difference between coherent versus dispersed types of light. |
| Laughing Gas | Davenport, Iowa | Meet VXR Host Wendy Martin in her dentist’s office to learn about the defining characteristics of proteins. Using laughing gas as an example, students will learn about neurotransmitters, specifically GABA and NMDA, and the structure and function of nitrous oxide. |
| Lisbon and the Impact of European Port Cities | Lisbon, Portugal | Join VictoryXR host, Steve Grubbs, as we explore the Castle of St. George in Lisbon, Portugal. Along the tour, students will learn 1) the history of the castle and its importance in the defense of Lisbon, 2) why port cities in the middle of the first century were important economically and culturally, 3) how loud peacocks can be, 4) the specifics of how a defensive castle is constructed. |
| Living Lands & Waters | Ohio River | Join 2013 CNN’s Hero of the Year Award Winner, Chad Pregracke, on his barge along the Ohio River. Chad discusses how he began cleaning America’s waterways, his overall impact on the environment, and how anyone can get involved keeping water clean. |
| Louisiana Swamps: The Culture and Biodiversity of Cajun Country | Louisiana | Dive into a 360-degree exploration of Louisiana’s swamps, a virtual field trip that celebrates the Atchafalaya Basin’s sprawling beauty and biodiversity. Discover how the rich ecosystems, from ancient cypress trees to waterlogged swamps, serve as the backdrop for a unique cultural mosaic, where Creole, Chitimacha, and Cajun histories intertwine. This immersive experience showcases the area’s vibrant heritage and the vital role of nature in shaping the identity of Cajun and Creole Country. |
| Ludington Pumped Storage Power Plant | Ludington, Michigan | Witness the process of converting wind and water into energy with VXR Host Steve Grubbs at the Ludington Pumped Storage Power Plant in Michigan. Students will learn about hydroelectricity, wind turbines, and the overall energy transformation process. |
| Metals: Alkaline Earth VS Alkali | Davenport, Iowa | Conduct an experiment with VXR host Wendy Martin to determine how the organization of elements on the periodic table reflects their qualities. Drop five different elements (sodium, lithium, potassium, magnesium, and calcium) into water and see how they react! |
| Microscopy | Davenport, Iowa | Jump into the science of microscopy with VXR Host Wendy Martin. Learn about the differences between an electron microscope and a light microscope while observing the many advantages of digital imagery. |
| Monitoring Glaciers | Glacier National Park, Montana | Join VictoryXR Host, Wendy Martin in Glacier National Park, Montana to learn all about glaciers. Explore Lake McDonald while discussing the formation of glaciers and their importance for the surrounding ecosystem. Then investigate the impacts of climate change on glaciers by examining the cause and effects of glacial retreat. |
| Mountain Building | Colorado | On this field trip, you will join Wendy Martin in the mountains of Colorado to learn about the tectonic plates that make up the Earth’s crust like the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. But unlike normal puzzle pieces, these continent-sized plates move around bumping into, rubbing against, and even climbing over one another which over millions of years creates new mountains, volcanos, and even ocean trenches wherever they meet. |
| Muir Woods National Monument | Mill Valley, California | VXR Host Steve Grubbs stands among giant Redwood trees on the west coast of the USA and highlights their characteristics. Additionally, he gives a brief background on Muir Woods, as well as the history of the parkland’s dedication during this excursion. |
| Muir Woods National Monument 2 | Mill Valley, California | North of San Francisco, deep in the Muir Woods, VXR Host Steve Grubbs talks about the interdependence of humans and plants. Stand amid the giant Redwoods while learning about the characteristics of these ancient trees, as well as how they impact climate change. |
| Nags Head Beach, NC | Nags Head Beach, North Carolina | Witness tidal forces and influences while standing in the surf with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs. As waves lap along the shoreline, learn about the hydrologic cycle and the cycling of water through Earth’s systems. Finally, hear about the mystery of the Lost Colony at Roanoke Island while catching the magnificent sunset along the sound. |
| Nahat Marsh Apiary | Davenport, Iowa | Nahat Marsh Apiary is abuzz with facts about the current conditions for bees. On location at an apiary, and in full bee garb, VXR Host Steve Grubbs reveals threats to the bee population, such as Colony Collapse Disease, as well as the pesky Varroa Mite. Find out what is being done to combat these issues. |
| New Orleans Flood Wall | New Orleans, Louisiana | Showcasing the post-Hurricane Katrina flood wall dubbed The Great Wall of New Orleans, VXR Host Steve Grubbs discusses its necessity. While highlighting how the wall causes water flow changes to earth’s surface and impacts surrounding ecosystems, Steve addresses the wall’s benefits. |
| Photosynthesis Around The States | Washington State Louisiana Minnesota Iowa | Traverse several different geographic regions across the United States with VXR Host Jim Kent. Stopping in the diverse climates of Washington, Louisiana, and Minnesota, as well as a botanical garden in Iowa, students will learn about conifers vs. flowering trees, as well as how the process of photosynthesis varies from place to place. |
| Planets | Davenport, Iowa | Travel through the solar system with VXR host Wendy Martin! Learn about the scale properties and rotations of planets, along with each planet’s defining characteristics. |
| Poo Power | Stockton, Iowa | Visit Seivers Family Farm with VXR Host Wendy Martin to see how farmers convert methane, which can be found in animal poo, into biogas and electricity. Within closed loop systems, energy is harnessed from the process of anaerobic digestion in animal waste and transformed into fuel. |
| Prosthetics | Baltimore, Maryland | 501(c)(3) public charities, government entities, Witness the development of amazing new prosthetic technologies in Baltimore, MD with VXR Host Wendy Martin. Watch the process of prosthetic creation while learning about design constraints, their solutions, and the evolution of prosthetic devices over time. |
| Puerto Rico: From Deforestation to Reforestation | Puerto Rico, South America | Rainforest deforestation is an important global issue. In this field trip, Steve Grubbs takes students to the El Yunque rainforest in Puerto Rico and discusses the three reasons why deforestation occurs. Even more, he tells the story about how decisions made took deforestation to a successful reforestation. |
| Quad City Botanical Center | Rock Island, Illinois | VXR Host Steve Grubbs brings students inside the Quad City Botanical Center to talk about ecosystems and the interdependence of humans and plants. Surrounded by lush flora, inches away from the koi pond, Steve addresses the movement of matter among living organisms. |
| Quad City Skate Park | Rock Island, Illinois | Amid the numerous active skaters at Quad Cities Skate Park, VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs recounts the evolution of the skateboard as illustrated through the optimization process of engineering design. Additional topics covered include the history of skate parks and the importance of proper safety gear when participating in this fast-paced, daredevil activity. |
| Radio Telescope, IA | Iowa | Trek through the woods with VXR Host Steve Grubbs for a peek at the Very Long Base Array telescope nestled among the trees. One of only ten similar telescopes in existence across the nation, this radio scope helps provide the best angular view of the universe. Learn more about analog vs. digital waves and signals as you view this rare device. |
| Red Rocks Park | Morrison, Colorado | On this field trip, you will join Wendy Martin as she investigates the incredible monoliths at Red Rocks Park in Morrison Colorado. As you explore the natural amphitheater formed between Creation Rock and Ship Rock and walk the surrounding areas you will learn about the ancestral Rockies, how a single rock monolith could be as tall as Niagara Falls, how these landmarks have been used throughout history, why these rocks are red, and why they are tilting sideways. |
| Reed Gold Mine, NC | Midland, North Carolina | Pan for gold in North Carolina with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs at the first site in the United States where gold was discovered. While getting a glimpse of an 1895 gold mill in action, learn about the properties of gold and the Mohs scale. |
| Repurposing & Recycling | Davenport, Iowa | Discover what actually happens to your recycling with VXR Host Wendy Martin. Travel to a recycling center to witness the stages of recycling aluminum in action. Then, learn about the important role of sustainability and recycling in preventing the depletion of nonrenewable resources, like bauxite. |
| Rocky Mountain National Park | Morrison, Colorado | On this field trip, you will join Wendy Martin at Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. This is one of the highest national parks in the United States with elevations of over 14,000 feet. As you travel up the Trail Ridge road through the mountains you will learn about the Montane, Subalpine, Tundra, and Glacier ecosystems and see how plant and animal life change as your elevation increases. |
| Rosa Parks & The Montgomery Bus Boycott | Montgomery, Alabama | Walk through the streets of Montgomery, Alabama with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs while learning about Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Students will witness the legacy of the 1950s American Civil Rights Movement in one of its principal cities. |
| Roswell, NM | Roswell, New Mexico | Join VXR Host Steve Grubbs as he applies the scientific process to the alleged UFO crash in Roswell, NM. Shot on location, Steve provides a brief overview of the controversy and systematically ticks off each step of the scientific method in an effort to determine what really happened there so many years ago. |
| Rube Goldberg Machine | Davenport, Iowa | Assemble a Rube Goldberg Machine with VXR Host Steve Grubbs while gaining a better understanding of the mechanics of the device. At different stages of the build, students will learn about energy transfer and see Newton’s 3 Laws of Motion explained in a fun, easily comprehensible way. |
| Ruby Bridges, the Little Rock 9 & School Desegregation | Little Rock, Arkansas | Join VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs at Little Rock Central High School to hear about the Little Rock 9 and the process of school desegregation in the American South. Then, visit William Frantz Public School and learn about Ruby Bridges, an important figure in the civil rights movement. |
| San Francisco Street | San Fransisco, California | VXR Host Steve Grubbs travels to Lombard Street in San Francisco to discuss Newton’s Laws of Motion. Specifically, Steve addresses Newton’s Second Law by rolling a basketball down this steep street to demonstrate the concepts of gravity, force, and motion. |
| Scott County Landfill | Davenport, Iowa | Find yourself immersed in the Scott County landfill with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs as you learn about the impact of garbage on our environment. Common questions including Where does the garbage go? and What shouldn’t be thrown in the trash? are covered in this trip to the dump. |
| Sedona, Arizona | Sedona, Arizona | On this field trip, you will join Steve Grubbs in Sedona Arizona to see some of the amazing geology in the area and to explore the unique architecture of the Native American tribe called the Sinagua. Almost 1,000 years ago this indigenous tribe showed off their incredible ingenuity and began carving their homes out of the desert cliffs. One of the most famous structures which you will see on this trip is called Montezuma’s Castle. It was 5 stories tall and provided a home and protection to the tribe for over 300 years. |
| Siege of Vicksburg | Vicksburg, Mississippi | Travel to Vicksburg National Military Park with VXR Host Steve Grubbs to visit battlegrounds from the Civil War’s Siege of Vicksburg. Listen to General Grant and General Pemberton’s military strategies, understand the importance of cannons in the war, and explore the terrain to comprehend the advantages and disadvantages of the battleground. |
| Silver Lakes Sand Dunes | Silver Lake, Michigan | Ride along in a Mac Wood’s dune scooter with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs as he navigates through the sand dunes of Lake Michigan’s western shoreline. In some of the only sand dunes open to vehicles in the US, students will learn about sand formation and Aeolian processes as they cruise along and take in the sights at this spectacular state park. |
| Slavery and Colonialism in West Africa: Learning from History | Nigeria, Africa | Join Steve Grubbs, VictoryXR CEO, as he travels through Nigeria learning more in-depth about the slave trade and colonialism. In this 360 field trip, students get to stand on the shores of the Niger Delta river as they understand first hand this important part of world history. |
| Snake Charming | Davenport, Iowa | Dare to get up close with dangerous snakes including a green anaconda, a boa constrictor, and a python with VXR Host Wendy Martin. Learn about the evolutionary history of snakes and their main characteristics today. |
| Snowmaking | N/A | Trek through a snowy ski hill with Wendy Martin, VXR Host. Students will learn about various engineering constraints and solutions in the context of skiing, as well as the mechanics of a snow gun. |
| Soda Pop Murder Mystery: Part 1 | Davenport, Iowa | Become a sleuth alongside VXR Host Steve Grubbs as he collects DNA from a crime scene while working to solve a “murder” that occurred in his home. Learn about different types of evidence and collection methods while gathering clues. For the conclusion of this murder mystery, students can view the teacher demo in this unit to learn about what happens to collected evidence. |
| Soda Pop Murder Mystery: Part 2 | Davenport, Iowa | Continue the detective work from part 1 of the Soda Pop “Murder” Mystery with VXR Host Wendy Martin. Join Wendy at a DNA evidence lab, where collected evidence will be put through the fingerprinting process. Students will learn about the characteristics of fingerprints and their use in crime scene scenarios. |
| Solar Farm, NM | Albuquerque, New Mexico | On site at a sunny solar farm in New Mexico, Steve Grubbs, VXR Host, and Kevin Basselleck, the President of Affordable Solar, discuss how solar panels work, the goals and benefits of solar energy, and why solar energy is optimal for the Southwest. Additionally, students learn about the types of education and experience typical for people who pursue a career in the field of renewable energy. |
| Spelunking | Maquoketa, Iowa | Explore Maquoketa State Park with VXR Host Wendy Martin. Learn about various types of caves and the composition of rocks while standing in an incredible rock cavern. |
| Spinning on the Ferris Wheel | Davenport, Iowa | Ride on a Ferris Wheel with VXR Host Wendy Martin! When inventor George Ferris first created the Ferris Wheel as a response to France’s Eiffel Tower, he never could have foreseen the ride’s enduring popularity today. View Ferris Wheels through the lens of engineering design to learn about the delimiting process and the challenges of construction. |
| Stargazing | Davenport, Iowa | Gaze into the night sky with VXR Host Wendy Martin at a college planetarium. Topics covered include the characteristics of constellations and the visibility of stars based on location and season. |
| Stinson Beach, CA | Stinson Beach, California | Steve Grubbs, VictoryXR Host, addresses kinetic energy and mass as well as wave movement caused by heat and wind — all while standing on the sandy shores of the central coast of California. |
| Sustainable Forests | Swan Lake, Montana | Walk through Flathead National Park alongside Wendy Martin, VictoryXR Host. While admiring the beautiful foliage, learn about the importance of sustainable forestry and the processes that comprise the carbon cycle. |
| Tent Rocks, NM | Tent Rocks, New Mexico | VXR Host Steve Grubbs stands amid layered rock structures at Tent Rocks National Monument as he provides a brief overview of the monument’s origin. Additionally, he discusses the concept of soil composition and different types of soil, with special emphasis on decomposition. |
| The Arapaho & Ute Tribes | Colorado Utah | Join VXR Host Steve Grubbs in Colorado and Utah to discover the history of the Arapaho and Ute tribes. While admiring the beautiful topography, learn about important tribal leaders like Chief Little Raven, Chief Ouray, and Chipeta. Then, understand how the arrival of white settlers, like the Spanish, changed the Native Americans’ traditional way of life. |
| The Future with Drones | Davenport, Iowa | Hover hundreds of feet in the air aboard an unmanned aerial vehicle while taking in the sights of Credit Island with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs. While zooming around with a birds-eye view, students learn about the benefits and drawbacks of drone usage: from life-saving capabilities and agriculture management to privacy issues. Like it or not, drones are here to stay and will likely become more prevalent in the future. |
| The Global Supply Chain of Small Home Appliances | Guangzhou, China Byhalia, Mississippi | Follow the global supply chain of how small home appliances are manufactured in Guangdong province China all the way until they are ready for distribution in Byhalia, MS USA. Follow the manufacture, staging and flows of raw materials and work-in-process inventories from tier-2 through tier-1 and then for final assembly at the original equipment manufacturer. See how the quality of every stage of production is managed through testing and random inspections. Follow the assembly along different production lines through packaging, palletization and loading into marine containers for shipping by container vessel from the port of Guangzhou China all across the world. Follow these containers half way across the world to the port of Mobile for unloading and dispatch and opening at the final destination in Byhalia, MS where they are staged for further distribution to consumers or retail stores such as Target and Walmart. |
| The Great Solar Eclipse of 2024 | Marissa, Illinois | On this field trip, you will join Steve Grubbs in Marissa, Illinois to check out the 2024 solar eclipse. No eclipse glasses required! |
| The Great Wall of China | China | Learn about one of the world’s greatest engineering design feats while standing atop The Great Wall of China with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs. Amid spectacular views and an aerial flyover, gain a better understanding of the history of The Great Wall, as well as the design constraints and challenges involved in its construction. |
| The Hoover Dam and Las Vegas | Las Vegas, Nevada | Travel to Nevada with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs to learn about how and why the Hoover Dam was constructed. Observe the arid land of the Southwest US and understand the impact of the Hoover Dam on supplying surrounding areas with much-needed water. Then, witness hydroelectric power at work on the Las Vegas strip. |
| The Micro Churches of Greece | Mykonos, Greece | Explore the Greek Island of Mykonos with VictoryXR Host, Steve Grubbs. Go inside one of the many micro churches on the island and learn about how these small family churches help shape the island’s culture and are part of the daily lives of the Greek Orthodox people who call this island home. |
| The Petrified Forest and Apache Country | Petrified Forest, Arizona | VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs hikes through Apache Country to view samples of petrified wood preserved in nature. Join him to learn about the Chinle Formation, the legacy of Geronimo, and the formation process of petrified wood. |
| The Trail of Tears | Jackson, Missouri | Relive the tragic history of the Indian Removal Act along the Trail of Tears with VXR Host Steve Grubbs. Visit the site of the Lost Cemetery while learning about President Jackson’s role in the process. |
| The Turning Point of World War II: Operation Husky | Sicily, Italy | Join VictoryXR host, Steve Grubbs, as he tours the historic locations from Operation Husky the key turning point in WW2. Operation Husky, launched in July 1943, was a pivotal World War II campaign that marked the Allied invasion of Sicily. It was instrumental in weakening Axis powers in the Mediterranean, leading to the downfall of Mussolini’s regime and Italy’s eventual surrender. The operation also provided the Allies with a strategic foothold, allowing them to launch further invasions into mainland Italy and ultimately accelerate the collapse of Nazi Germany’s southern defenses in Europe. |
| Therapy Dog Clinic | Davenport, Iowa | Join VXR Host Steve Grubbs as you wash your worries away at the therapy dog clinic along with Gizmo and his handler, licensed psychotherapist Katie Grant. Learn about the effects of biochemicals, specifically oxytocin, and how its varying levels affect our nervous system. Additionally, gain a better understanding of therapy dogs and their positive impact for humans, particularly after traumatic and stressful events. |
| Transforming: AC & DC Current | Davenport, Iowa | Learn about Nikolai Tesla’s wireless energy source with VXR Host Wendy Martin. Distinguish between AC and DC current while gaining an understanding of voltage, resonance, and electromagnetic conduction. |
| Tulsa & The Race War of 1921 | Tulsa, Oklahoma | Visit Tulsa, Oklahoma with VictoryXR Host Steve Grubbs to learn about the Tulsa Race Massacre. Tour the Greenwood neighborhood, also known as Black Wall Street, and examine photographs from the massacre. |
| Urbanization | Chicago, Illinois Hong Kong, China | With two big cities — Chicago and Hong Kong — as distinct backdrops, VXR Host Steve Grubbs stands amid the skyscrapers to discuss anthropogenic changes that cause challenges to our environment. Issues related to urbanization are ever-growing and this field trip shows how big cities are implementing solutions to lessen the negative impacts of such growth. |
| Vaclav Havel and the Velvet Revolution | Prague, Czech Republic | Travel back in time with VictoryXR Host, Steve Grubbs, as he takes you on a historic tour of Prague, Czech Republic. Visit Wenceslau Square and learn about the influence of the Cold War, the Prague Spring Protests, and the communist powers in Moscow. Next visit The National Theater, where the unlikely revolutionary Vaclav Havel was a playwright. Finally, hear how the Velvet Revolution and Havel’s activism led to the fall of communism. |
| Water Cycle | Davenport, Iowa | Join VXR Host Wendy Martin to learn about the water cycle. Discover the processes of condensation, precipitation, and evaporation. Then, hear about a fun experiment for students to try at home to witness the water cycle for themselves! |
| Waves: Analog & Digital | Davenport, Iowa | Watch TV with VictoryXR Host Wendy Martin while learning about wavelengths! Apply principles of analog and digital waves to television sets to understand topics including bandwidth, frequency, and signal transmission. |
| Weather | Silver Spring, Maryland | Visit the National Weather Center with VXR Host Wendy Martin to see how scientists predict and manage the weather. Distinguish between weather and climate and examine common predictors for extreme weather events including blizzards, hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes. |
| What’s Matter? | Davenport, Iowa | Perform chemistry demos with VXR Host Wendy Martin to learn about matter. Students will identify the properties of matter, provide examples of matter, and grasp the three phases of matter. |
| Wildcat Den State Park | Muscatine, Iowa | From the inside of a massive gorge, meet up with VXR Host Steve Grubbs to learn about frost wedging and water erosion. Students will witness how the hydrologic and rock cycles interact to alter Earth’s surfaces at various vantages around Wildcat Den State Park. |
| William Wilberforce and the End of Slavery | London, England | Embark on a captivating educational adventure with VictoryXR Host, Steve Grubbs, as you go on a field trip to London, delving into the remarkable life of William Wilberforce and his pivotal role in the abolition of slavery. On this expedition you will visit the Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey. You will also stop by the Royal Gardens and travese the streets of London while while unraveling the impact of Wilberforce’s journey. This field trip promises an unforgettable exploration of history, shedding light on the remarkable legacy of Wilberforce and his fight for a world without slavery. |
| Wilridge Farm & Vineyard | Queeny Township, Missouri | Learn about the difference between white and red grapes while gaining a better understanding of their distinct genetic markers as you stand amid the vines with VictoryXR Host Jim Kent. Focusing on various traits of grapes, students will learn how and why certain qualities are purposefully targeted, cultivated, and bred during different stages of the grape’s planting and growing cycle. |
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