5. Add Latitude and Longitude Lines for extra interest Spin the globe as the class come in – encourages discussion and promotes wonder
6. Spend some time looking around the city using the Wikipedia, Panoramo, YouTube and National Geographic Layers. City in a bucket! – fly to a different city at the end of each lesson
7. Spend some time looking around the city using the Wikipedia, Panoramo, YouTube and National Geographic Layers. Use the ruler – fly to a different city at the end of each lesson
8. ‘ I read recently of a teacher who used Google Earth with his class to find out how far the ingredients on an average pizza had travelled. It worked out at over 8,000 miles!’ Doug Belshaw
11. Google Earth Hacks is a great was to download overlays of recent and near current events Download someone else's work – The below overlay is of Hurricane Kyle
15. Spend some time looking around the city using the Wikipedia and Explore the different layers of Google Earth - This one shows Global Oil Consumption in 3D
16. The New Google Earth API Code - The future of Google Earth in Schools?
17. This means now downloads onto school computers! What is Google Earth API? - Basically you can show Google Earth in your web browser
18. Above: Delivering milk in Disney land! Monster Milk Truck - Drive a Milk Truck around the globe
19. Great potential for urban fieldwork First Perosn Camera - Explore the worlds cities on foot
20. Great potential for Urban fieldwork and improving spatial awareness Driving Simulator - This has to be the future of GPS?
21. Lots of links here to A Curriculum for Excellence Google Sky - You can also switch between Earth and Sky to explore the stars.
22. Lots of links here to A Curriculum for Excellence More ideas for using Google Earth - You can also switch between Earth and Sky to explore the stars. www.olliebray.com