First of all, from CREATIVE REVIEW'S blog, come 4 scenes from the Bible 'as they would be seen on Google Earth'... Check them out.
Also news from Noel Jenkins that for those teachers using his classic MONTSERRAT lesson, the quality of the images has been much improved. I remember using this a few years ago, and having to use an overlay as most of the southern part of the island was covered in thick cloud.
A project originally funded by the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) with an Innovative Geography Teaching Grant to develop teaching ideas for using Google Earth in the Geography classroom, expanded to include ArcGIS Online in 2014
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Friday, December 14, 2007
Rainforest Ad
One of my favourite sites: HOUTLUST has now reopened at OSOCIO.
Check out this very clever BRAZILIAN AD, which has a GOOGLE EARTH type slider. Try sliding the zoom out to see what happens....
Check out this very clever BRAZILIAN AD, which has a GOOGLE EARTH type slider. Try sliding the zoom out to see what happens....
Monday, December 10, 2007
New GOOGLE School resources
Got a glossy poster in school today advertising a new GOOGLE service: Google Schools.
There are a series of free resources which you might find useful.
The GOOGLE SCHOOL site features a good CARBON FOOTPRINT site for example.
Also featured are POPULATION DENSITY, NATURAL DISASTERS and FAIR TRADE.
Check them out.
There are a series of free resources which you might find useful.
The GOOGLE SCHOOL site features a good CARBON FOOTPRINT site for example.
Also featured are POPULATION DENSITY, NATURAL DISASTERS and FAIR TRADE.
Check them out.
Friday, December 07, 2007
Population Density Overlay
Just looking at a find via Kenny O Donnell, via Google Earth Blog.
We were looking at global patterns of population today, and mapping them. Now there is a great GOOGLE EARTH FILE (click the link to download) which overlays the anthropogenic biomes over the world...
Also on GE Blog is reminder about various Santa trackers for Google Earth
We were looking at global patterns of population today, and mapping them. Now there is a great GOOGLE EARTH FILE (click the link to download) which overlays the anthropogenic biomes over the world...
Also on GE Blog is reminder about various Santa trackers for Google Earth
Sunday, December 02, 2007
Cyclone Sidr Resources
BANGLADESH - Cyclone Sidr Resources
Tony Cassidy spent the October half term of this year in Bangladesh.
As part of his travels, he was asked to create a resource.
The week after he arrived back in England, CYCLONE SIDR hit Bangladesh: the worst cyclone since 1991.
Details of the CYCLONE can be seen on the BBC NEWS site, and there is a very detailed article from the DAILY TELEGRAPH here.
Lesson | Ideas | Resources |
1 | Rationale- why study this event?Formation of the Cyclone Sidr. Cyclone protection in Bangladesh. | PowerPoint with linked video and embedded animation.Student worksheet about the formation of the cyclone. |
2 | Causes, Impacts & Responses. | PowerPoint introducing classification task.Student worksheet-classification task. |
3 | How quickly will Bangladesh cover? | PowerPoint comparing development statistics of the U.K. and Bangladesh.Student response worksheet. |
4,5,6 | Levelled assessment. | Students to produce a PowerPoint storyboard about the cyclone for B.B.C. news 24.Task worksheet. Assessment criteria. Outline PowerPoint. |
The resources are a hefty 26Mb download.
If you use the resources, please make a donation to the OXFAM DISASTER RELIEF FUND. Click the link below, or the logo at the top of this post.
OXFAM DISASTER RELIEF FUND
Saturday, December 01, 2007
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