GWE Google Maps View more presentations from Minarets High School Activity: If you are a "one clicker": Relax, make a map and make four custom pins that trace the path of four schools you have attended. Add a short paragraph and three vocabulary terms on each stop. Add a photo on each stop as well. When finished, you can click on "KML" to open your map in Google Earth. If you are a "three" or "five" clicker: Make a map together with another person (see: invite collaborators, below) that encompasses all the schools you have TAUGHT at, between the two of you. Make sure to make a custom pin, add a line between each site based on the year you started teaching at each respective school. Add a short paragraph and three vocabulary terms on each stop. Add a photo on each stop as well. When finished, you can click on "KML" to open your map in Google Earth. | Your Lead Learner: Jon Corippo GTAWA 11 jcorippo@gmail.com Twitter: @jcorippo Google Earth Lessons Google Maps Crib Sheets From Joe Wood: Awesome Google Earth and Maps Lessons From Molly Schroeder: Projects: Google Lessons - features some Geo Apps Lessons American Explorers Clean Watersheds - http://cleanwatersheds.wikispaces.com Environmental I-Reports - http://goapes.wikispaces.com/ireport Add Pictures:http://www.panoramio.com/ Build buildings with Google Building Maker Real world Math Lessons Ryan Byrne's post on Historic Maps Over 120 historical maps in the Google Maps Rumsey Historical Maps Historic maps in the classroom National Parks Information: here and here 50 Exciting Ideas to Use Google Earth in the Classrooms Super bonus from Jerome Burg (The Lit Trip Godfather): How do you make titles pop up on Google Earth for a fixed amount of time?
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