This is a remarkable experience. It's one thing to read about the history of the Holocaust and victim/survivor experiences, but to actually see the camp locations — as they were and as they are now — really amplified the magnitude of the Holocaust and what so many people went through.

I took part in the Virtual Tour and found it to be educational, moving, and at the same time horrifying. Thank you for all the time and effort to prepare for this tour. In our world today with so much ugliness, this information is ever more imperative to be shared.

Everyone found it very educational and learned something new. With my kids, it sparked some interesting conversations about today's political climate and how leaders can use dehumanization of a class of people, allowing them to commit crimes against those people.

This was an amazing educational opportunity. The presentation was well-organized and beautifully done — striking a balance of educating while also emphasizing the horrors of the events.

It was fascinating hearing the bits that aren't spoken about — like the companies that benefited and never had to pay back. Also the live images of the actual buildings and places; videos are even more real than photos. The live commentary and questions answered in a human voice made all the difference.

The information was very effective and surprising to many of the students who were participating. The tour was very knowledgeable and personable, willing to answer any and all questions. The presentation of Auschwitz was extremely impressive.