for teaching, learning, communicating
Regardless of your camera, you probably take lots of photographs. And with lots of pictures, the issue of where to store them quickly comes into focus (sorry). Even if your smartphone has many gigabytes of storage, it’s still limited and you risk losing everything if the device goes missing or has a technical problem.
There are many, many ways teachers can use cameras and photography as part of their instruction. Pictures add visual interest to any lesson or project, especially if they are taken by students themselves.
The Projects feature in Google Earth has great potential for presenting information, by both you and your students, in many different curriculum areas. Here are just a few ideas.
Once you’ve started a Google Earth Project, any part of it can be updated or edited at any time. And you can have multiple collaborators sharing the creative work.
If you attended my session at VSTE 2018, ISTE 2019, or another conference, thank you and I hope the time you spent was valuable. Below are the resources I used and links to other materials to help you continue using photography for instruction and learning.
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