Updated 10/05/2012 05:00 AM State of Education: Learning at the
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum It's a favorite among
tourists and sports fans: the National Baseball Hall of Fame and
Museum in Cooperstown. And these days, it's a source of
education. Vince Gallagher reports. To view our videos, you need
to install Adobe Flash 9 or above. Install now. Then come back
here and refresh the page. The National Baseball Hall of Fame
and Museum in Cooperstown is a popular destination, and a source
of education. One way is through point to point video
conferences. "We do up to 500 video conferences a year and the
video conferences are live sessions where we bring education
into the classroom," said Anna Wade, Director of Museum
Education. Just like this particular one with an eighth grade
class from Derby, Vermont. "Here's the Hall of Fame itself,
that's what we're best known for...this is a shot of our plaque
gallery," explained museum teacher Caitlin Hier. Even the
artifacts process is explained. “It comes