Digital Earth Blog Keeping up with the various digital earths including Google Earth, Google Maps, Virtual Earth and others.
Ogle Earth Blog Ogle Earth documents how Google Earth and other neogeographical tools are affecting science and geopolitics.
Just Google "Google Earth Blogs" to find more exciting web content on how to use and how others are using Google Earth.
Forums are places to ask questions or find answers that may be harder to track down on the web. Google maintains the Google Earth Community to help keep this information in one place. Just click on the link to see what is in the forum. You will have to register to have full access to the community. Registration is painless, but does involve creating a user name and password. After your information has been accepted, you will receive a verification email that must be acted upon within 24 hours or your registration will be deleted.
Looking for lesson plan ideas? Check out Google for Educators. Here you can join the Google Earth for Educators Community, find tutorials and tips, lesson plans, and find out how others are using Google Earth.
Many of the Google Earth activities involve using other Google products such as Google Docs or Google Groups for collaboration. Check out the full array of Google products.forums
Interesting Blogs and Forums
There are many interesting and speciallized Google Earth Blogs and forums. Some of the most interesting are listed below:
Google Earth Blog News, features, tips and information on Google's free geographical application.
Google Lat Long Blog News and Notes from the Google Earth and Maps Team.
Google Earth Hacks Blog Everything you need to know about Google Earth.
Digital Earth Blog Keeping up with the various digital earths including Google Earth, Google Maps, Virtual Earth and others.
Ogle Earth Blog Ogle Earth documents how Google Earth and other neogeographical tools are affecting science and geopolitics.
Just Google "Google Earth Blogs" to find more exciting web content on how to use and how others are using Google Earth.
Forums are places to ask questions or find answers that may be harder to track down on the web. Google maintains the Google Earth Community to help keep this information in one place. Just click on the link to see what is in the forum. You will have to register to have full access to the community. Registration is painless, but does involve creating a user name and password. After your information has been accepted, you will receive a verification email that must be acted upon within 24 hours or your registration will be deleted.
Looking for lesson plan ideas? Check out Google for Educators. Here you can join the Google Earth for Educators Community, find tutorials and tips, lesson plans, and find out how others are using Google Earth.
Many of the Google Earth activities involve using other Google products such as Google Docs or Google Groups for collaboration. Check out the full array of Google products.forums