If there’s one thing I’ve come to expect from Google over the past seventeen years, it’s that none of its best products stay the same for long. For example, so far this month Google has announced Jamboard obsolescence and has launched a new version of Google Earth.
The new version of Google Earth is a major update to the web browser version. Some things you’ll notice immediately when you open the new version of Google Earth is that it doesn’t include all of the “trips” and games that were included in the previous version. Additionally, the overall aesthetic of the new web version of Google Earth is minimalist. All of those things probably contribute to it loading much faster than the previous version.
last week the my youtube channel I published several tutorials on how to use the Google Earth features that are most likely to be used by teachers and students. All those
How to use the new Google Earth
You can see an overview of the new version of Google Earth here. More specific tutorials are included below. And for those who have access to Google Earth Pro (the desktop version of Google Earth, take a look at this collection in my youtube channel.
How to add placemarks to Google Earth
How to find and use Google Earth tours
I feel lucky in the new Google Earth
How to measure in 2D and 3D in Google Earth
How to use Street View in Google Earth
Eight ideas for using Google Earth
Earlier this year I published ten ways to use Google Earth in the classroom. You can still do eight of those ten things in the new version of Google Earth. The two things you can’t do anymore are play. Where in the world is Carmen San Diego? and use the “trips” function.
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