During your trip to Boston you may want to take some time and explore the MIT Museum. MIT stands for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The students can explore a variety of exhibitions, where they will discover more about the field of technology. The students will also enjoy educational programs, which are fascinating and entertaining. The exhibitions at the museum focus on scientific, artistic, and technological “innovations in the modern world.” For example, there is an exhibit called The Jeweled Net: Views of Contemporary Holography. The students will have the opportunity to view rare works which are from the world-wide community of practicing holographers. The museum houses the largest collection of holograms. Another fascinating exhibition is known as Robots and Beyond: Exploring Artificial Intelligence at MIT, which is where the group will explore the birth of robotics and artificial intelligence as it relates to research at the museum. There are interesting collections for the student group to examine. The collections contain over one million objects and artifacts, such as photographs, holograms, and prints. For example, you will find the Crystal Beginning hologram, the Monroe Calculator, and the 1982 worlds Fare button. The MIT Museum has a variety of educational programs which allow the students to connect with the exhibits and learn interesting information at the same time. For example, there are Guided Gallery Tours available for your student group. The tours focus on a number of topics such as robotics, innovation, and history of science and technology. The museum also puts on workshops for student groups as well.