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- 1. Google Earth and Google Maps for Geography Keys Stages 3 and 4 Jamie Buchanan-Dunlop Director, Digital Explorer Bromley CPD network Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) 5 February
- 2. Google Earth
- 3. Google Maps
- 4. Progression using Google Geo Out & about Problem solving Digital Mapmaking Geographical Encyclopaedia Virtual Atlas
- 5. Virtual Atlas – Google Earth
- 6. Encyclopaedia – Google Earth
- 7. Mapmaking – Google My Maps
- 8. Mapmaking – Google My Maps
- 9. Problem solving – Google Earth
- 10. Out & about – Google Maps
- 21. Online resources Classroom resources KS3 - http://www.geographyteachingtoday.org.uk/ks3-resources/curriculum-opportunities/using-google-earth/ Google Earth data - http://www.kmlfactbook.org/ ESRI education – http://www.esriuk.com/schools/index.asp Mapping News - http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/education/mappingnews/ Fieldwork Manuals – http://digitalexplorer.co.uk/resources/manuals
- 23. Have a look at the very helpful videos and guidance at http://maps.google.com/help/maps/mymaps/create.html Google Maps – map making
- 24. Any questions?
- 25. Keep in touch Twitter @de_updates Blog digitalexplorer.co.uk/blog Facebook facebook.com/digitalexplorer Email [email_address]
Notas do Editor
- Intro to Google Earth earth.google.com separate application to download 3D world making and sharing kml/kmz import GPS and other data
- Intro to Google Maps maps.google.co.uk web based service 2D not 3D My Maps collaborate, embed, share, etc easier to use for pupils to add content
- There are different levels of using Google Maps and Google Earth in the classroom. They range from the very simple using these geo products as a virtual atlas to organising enquiry based local studies into issues such as crime or the school environment. The presentation will take the audience through the different levels of what’s possible.
- Use Google Earth to browse or search for a place relevant to the lesson. Examples: History – site of battle / event Geography – case study English – setting for a play or novel Maths – real world example of e.g. geometry
- Use the Layers in Google Earth to explore a whole range of information. Interesting layers include historical maps, UN map of the changing environment and ancient Rome in 3D
- The next stage on from viewing the map and viewing other people’s information is to start to produce your own. Teachers can add a variety of different items such as placemarks, paths and polygons. Teachers can also insert a range of content into the descriptions – video, photos, rich text, internet links
- The completed maps can then be shared or embedded into a blog or website.
- Google Earth can start to be used as a 3D gaming/scenario planning environment. Models of wind turbines can be downloaded and pupils have to decide where to place them. Pupils could work on a disaster relief plan for an earthquake affected area. This kind of lesson is ideally suited to subjects such as citizenship, geography and business studies.
- Project maps can be made identifying issues in the school environment. This map highlighted the worst bins around the school and was shared with school leadership as part of a wider project.
- Project maps can be made identifying issues in the school environment. This map highlighted the worst bins around the school and was shared with school leadership as part of a wider project.