Julie Reynolds, Mellon Instructor in Writing & Biology David Shiffman, Instructor, Biology Project Description Julie Reynolds and research associate David Shiffman have compared ArcGIS and Google Earth for undergraduate research …
A new site currently in beta, VerveEarth, allows users to link their blogs on a GoogleMap. You can browse blogs, newspapers and other local content in a particular state or …
EveryBlock is a new website that aims to collate localized information for major cities and urban areas. The site, which now includes information on New York, San Francisco, and Chicago …
Would you like to have your students work together to build an annotated map? Google Maps has just added a collaboration feature. When you are creating a personalized, annotated map …
Google Earth has updated its images for North Carolina (and many other places) on October 23, 2007. Bostock library is now visible in Google Earth (but not yet in Google …
Technology plays a major role in Harvard professor Stephen Greenblatt’s new course titled Travel and Transformation in the Early 17th Century. The course “makes innovative use of all the tools …
Slate has an online feature as part of their election coverage that allows you to trace the activities of the various Presidential candidates. Using Google Maps, the page lets you …
Google Earth has recently published new imagery, allowing higher resolution viewing in some areas in over 130 countries. You can read more about it and follow clues to the new …
The outreach showcase describes a wide variety of projects that use Google Earth to bring geographic context to their stories. The resulting visualizations may complement course content or spur ideas …
Google has added an extension to Google Earth that allows you to use many of the features of the software on maps of the night sky. Google Sky is available …
