15 Ideas For Using My Maps (Beyond Geography)
Google My Maps can be used for presenting information, by both you and your students, in many different curriculum areas. Here are just a few ideas.
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Seven Reasons Why You Should Pay for Evernote
Although to newcomers it sounds like a simple note taking tool, Evernote is far more than that. It also allows users to keep, and easily find, images, and documents, as well as share those notes with others.
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Adding Images to a Google Earth Placemark
Adding media – images, audio, video, and more – to the markers you create for layers in Google Earth is not hard at all, and has become even easier with recent updates to the software.
This page will give you the basics of adding images. Using audio, video and other media is covered in another tutorial. On both pages I also address a little about the copyright implications of linking to web-based media.
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Free Resources for using Google Cardboard
Google Cardboard is a free system for viewing 360° immersive photos using many smartphone apps and an inexpensive viewer, many of which are made of cardboard, thus the name. On this page you’ll find some free resources available in the iOS Apps Store (the main link in each entry) and Google Play Store to get started with Cardboard.
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Diving Deep Into Google Street View
If you attended one of my sessions with that title, thank you and I hope the time you spent was valuable. On this page you’ll find the links to the resources we played with along with my notes and other materials for you to continue exploring Street View. If you have any comments or questions, please write.
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