One can also read e-mail sent to the artists and read responses to the exhibit. For teachers, the project comes with a description, background information, the project process, outcome and additional supporting materials. For students, this site provides language learning in that two languages are spoken, English and Spanish. Students can discuss the art work they see, write e-mail letters in response to particular art, and talk about what may be familiar for them in the art they view. Children can also go through the process of creating art, write up a description of themselves and their art, and publish it on the page.
Students can also learn about different cultures and communicate with children from other countries.
The project is connected with children in Spain and Australia. This visit to the Louvre provides pictures and descriptions of the special exhibits presently showing and tells about the general exhibitions. A visitor to this Web site can also go on a personal or guided tour of Paris. The tour provides visuals and descriptions of the places visited. Finally, the site has an auditorium where selected classical music can be heard.