Via the Google Earth twitter stream...
There are 3D Christmas trees at places like Trafalgar Square, and the Rockefeller Centre in New York
How many can you find ?
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
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
FrozenUK
Started a new Twitter stream yesterday to collate stories of the Big Freeze...
Follow @FrozenUK for the cold weather geographical digest... or add #FrozenUK to your tweets and I'll pick it up and add it when I get the chance...
There is more snow falling as I type this...
Follow @FrozenUK for the cold weather geographical digest... or add #FrozenUK to your tweets and I'll pick it up and add it when I get the chance...
There is more snow falling as I type this...
Sunday, December 19, 2010
The Cartographer
Google maps, rather than Google Earth...
This looks very cool - thanks to Kenny for the tipoff...
UPDATE: Now works with Google Earth too :)
See comment below....
This looks very cool - thanks to Kenny for the tipoff...
UPDATE: Now works with Google Earth too :)
See comment below....
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Ollie Bray and Paul Cornish
Two useful resources
First, OLLIE BRAY has produced a series of 4 posts on Google Earth 6 summarising the new features.
Paul Cornish has produced an excellent resource and framework for studying Crime with Google Earth
First, OLLIE BRAY has produced a series of 4 posts on Google Earth 6 summarising the new features.
Paul Cornish has produced an excellent resource and framework for studying Crime with Google Earth
Sunday, December 05, 2010
Google Earth 6
A new version of Google Earth was released recently: GOOGLE EARTH 6...
It includes millions of 3D trees, and other improvements, including better integration with Google Street View
Go to the AMAZON for example, and you can wander the jungle and explore some of the tree species in the rainforest... I'm sure we can come up with some ideas for using this in the geography classroom :)
It includes millions of 3D trees, and other improvements, including better integration with Google Street View
Go to the AMAZON for example, and you can wander the jungle and explore some of the tree species in the rainforest... I'm sure we can come up with some ideas for using this in the geography classroom :)
Labels:
3D Modelling,
3D Trees,
Google Earth,
Google Earth 6
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