Google Earth is a free, online program for download that allows visualization of high quality satellite imagery. Anyone can create a map with “placemarks” tagged with information such as text, links, and pictures. All this information is displayed using a Google Earth “layer”, and it turns out that these layers are very easy to create . . . → Read More: A Virtual, Interactive Campus Using Google Earth by Jack Morris
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By Ricky Tae Hyun Park Why Use Google Earth? When we look at history textbooks, we can see a lot of maps with arrows and lines to indicate various information, such as attack routes or the reign of a kingdom. However, students find difficult to understand the maps mainly because the map is partial or . . . → Read More: Teaching History with Google Earth |
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