There's a Map For That

There’s A Map For That

How often do you mention locations in class without showing students where that location actually is? The Internet has revolutionized the way that we get directions, and now maps can be easily integrated into any course, topic or project. Everything takes place somewhere, now you can show it on a map.

How to get started with Google’s My Maps

A Trip of A Lifetime

• Use Google Lit Trips to follow characters in your favorite story.
• Create a collaborative map to identify locations of major WWII Battles.
• Explore significant steps towards the revolution on thisRevolutionary War Map.
• Link a street view images to your map and explore real or historic sites.
• Compare and Contrast the construction of Mayan and Incan Architecture.
• Create maps that track migratory patterns.
• Map the volcanoes along the Ring Of Fire, or different state reservoirs with their current water levels.

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