Alice Springs School of the Air Visitor Centre

The Alice Springs School of the Air Visitor Centre in Alice Springs, Northern Territory, showcases the world's largest classroom providing distance education to children in remote Central Australia. Located on Head Street, it offers guided tours, live viewing of lessons during school terms, a film presentation and museum exhibits on the history of outback education since 1951. It is notable for demonstrating how radio and later internet technology connects isolated students across more than one million square kilometres.

Visitors can expect a guided tour of the working school facility, including a theatre film about the history of School of the Air, museum displays of original radio equipment, photographs and student work, and, during Northern Territory school term weekdays, live viewing of teachers delivering lessons via satellite internet to remote students. The centre is set in a low-rise school campus with a visitor reception, exhibition rooms, and a gift shop.