For this thing I created a map in Google Maps for our trip to the Washington, DC. I have explored this a bit in the past, and have also implemented a Google Earth project in a similar fashion for the French Immersion students at Valley View.
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One response to “Thing 32: Google Maps and Mashups”
I'm very intrigued about how to use this tool with kids. In order for all kids to create content on a single map, is the best way to do that to have a shared class google account? Other ideas?
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