The Best Resources For Google Earth Beginners Like Me. NOTE: Google Earth Will Be Available In Your Browser — No Download Required I’ve played around a little with Google Earth over the years, but haven’t really looked at it seriously.
Since I may be teaching Geography to English Language Learners next year for the first time in awhile, though, I thought it was time for me to get more familiar with it. I thought readers might be interested in the sites I’m finding helpful. Here are my choices for The Best Resources For Google Earth Beginners Like Me: Google Earth Basics is from the Google Earth Blog. Oxfam - Mapping Our World: Home. 26 Learning Games for Change. Note: Learning games have really taken off since I originally wrote this post a number of years ago (right before the 5th annual Games for Change Festival).
As a result, this post is past due for an update. If you know of other learning games you feel should be added, or have updates/perspectives concerning any of the games listed here, please comment or contact me. I hope to do a full update in fall 2013. Fair warning, you could easily eat up a big chunk of your day following the links in this post. Buy hey, you’ll be helping out the world a bit in the process. Search for tours, take them, and share them with your friends. Stop Disasters. Where's the path ? Your place to share nature. Geography of Europe. GEOGRAPHY-MAP-GAMES online free geography flash games. IfItWereMyHome.com.