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

Crime in London

View more presentations from Mr Cornish.

Ollie Bray's Teachmeet Presentation

TEACHMEET 09
The Foyer of the SECC

Maps, Mashups And Milkfloats

View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: slf08 slf2008)

Ollie's UPDATES

Check in at OLLIE BRAY's BLOG for the latest additions on how to make more use of GOOGLE EARTH.
Great ideas for all educators.

Ollie and Noel at Google in London

An interesting post on Ollie's BLOG about a trip to Google in London and their plans to further support UK Geographers.
Some exciting times ahead hopefully !
Don't be evil...


UPDATE: and Richard too.....

Check out the work that Richard refers to by reading the comment that he added to this post...

Jamie, Ollie ver (y good...)

Do you see what I did there ?
The free Google Earth courses mentioned below, run by Jamie from Digital Explorer are getting good reviews.I'm booked into one of the courses for (ahem) advanced users next year...

Ollie Bray went to one, and has since posted his notes and in an iterative way has referenced this blog, which I'll now link back to his...
Check out OLLIE's POSTING (which has some very useful GOOGLE VIDEO clips)

Ollie Bray at Teachmeet

Quick quiz: which city ?

Ollie Bray did a useful short 7 minutes on Google Earth at the recent TeachMeet07, which was held in Glasgow.
OLLIE'S BLOG has all the details.

Answer: Auckland...

SAGT Presentation Slides 13-16

Of course now, with the new updated version of GE4, you get lines and polygons for free.
This slide demonstrates that there is varying coverage in the UK of high quality images, and that some of the ideas will be compromised by the quality of the images in particular areas of the country.
Ollie Bray has posted his presentation, which has a whole host of ideas, including Google Earth.
He has also created a series of different video casts, which require various Quick Time plugins (or not....) This is 1 hour and 40 minutes which is well worth watching.