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Google Earth

 

 

 

Google Earth (Why use it?)

o   Explore the Moon

o   See Global Changes with decades of Historic Imagery

o   Take tours of landing sites narrated by Apollo astronauts

o   Zoom into 360 degree photos of astronauts footprints

o   Observe how your neighborhood has changed throughout time

o   Gives you access to the past

o   Check out suburban sprawl, melting ice caps, coastal erosion and more

o   Dive beneath the surface of the ocean

o   View exclusive content from partners like BBC and National Geographic, Explore 3d ship wrecks (Teaching Aids)

o   Turn the touring feature on and record a free form tour in google earth

o   You can even add a soundtrack to personalize the journey (teaching aid to explore other parts of the world Geography)

o   Be the first human being to view images downloaded by Nasa live from Mars layer

o   Take interactive tours of Mars narrated by bill nye the science guy (teaching aid for science)

o   Explore rich geographical content

o   Save your tours and share with others (Teaching aid)

o   Google outreach gives non-profits and public benefit organizations the knowledge and resources they need to visualize their cause and tell their story in Google earth and maps.

o   Monitor disasters such as Haiti eathquake( teaching aid for science)

o   Create a map with MY Maps feature

o   Collaborate on your Maps

o   Embed Maps in your website

o   Create narrated tours in Google Earth (teaching tool)

o   It checks visually inaccessible high places

o   Views areas subjected to wide spread disasters

o   It’s available in 37 languages

o   Allows users to view stars and other celestial bodies

 

Features

·    Wikipedia and Panoramic integration

·    Flight Simulator

·    Featured planes

·    Sky Mode

·    Street View

·    Ocean

·    Historical Imagery

·    Mars

·    Moon

 

Versions

·    Mac Version

·    Linux Version

·    Iphone Os Version

·    Google Earth Plus

·    Google Earth Pro

·    Google Earth Enterprise

·    Google Earth Plug In

 

Layers

o   Geographic Web

o   Roads

o   3D Buildings

o   Google Street View

o   Borders and Labels

o   Traffic

o   Weather

o   Gallery (Nasa,National Geographic, Tourism)

o   Ocean

o   Global Awareness

o   Places of interest

o   Sky Layers (Solar System)

o   Mars Layers

 

Welcome to the Innovations Wiki (Moritz)

This is a real workspace!  Please edit this page, create new pages, and invite others to use the workspace with you.

 

Getting Started

  • Use the sidebar to link to a new page for your Innovation topic. (One page per topic.)
  • Use prior class wikis to get you started on relevant content.
  • SITE YOUR SOURCE through a reference section at the bottom of your page.

    NOTE: VERY few prior students have done this, so don't follow their example.

  • Provide authorship information on your page (your names & contact info, semester)
  • Review the Project Overview, process and evaluation rubric

 

Technical Know-how

If you are unfamiliar with how to use a wiki, please visit these links first:

1. Learn how to use PBwiki: The PBworks Manual

2. If you prefer video, watch a recording of our popular webinar, PBwiki 101: Your Guide to Wiki Basics.

3. Need more help? Sign up for a Free introductory webinar

4. 30-second training videos can help show you how to edit, add videos and invite users. 

 

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