Showing posts with label Google Earth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google Earth. Show all posts

Saturday, 21 September 2013

Year 11 Controlled Assessment Preparation....

Keeping this at the top of the page for a while for Year 11.

Here are the latest geography photos. You can select some of them to use in your work.

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Click here for a link to some historic pictures of Seaford that you may want to use in your Controlled Assessment.

Using Google Earth for Controlled Assessment- please bring your maps at different scales on a memory stick to the lessons. This will save you time in the lesson. Include Friars Bay in Newhaven, Seaford Head in Seaford and Birling Gap in East Dean.

Noel Jenkins has produced this really useful article based on 10 ways to google-up your GCSE Controlled Assessment!


I will update this post with various other useful websites for you to look at so keep an eye out here and watch this space.

Thursday, 24 December 2009

It's time to track Santa!

Happy Christmas Eve! Get updated reports and streaming videos from key stops on Santa's trip around the world. Google software will output live images from NORAD's high-speed digital “Santa Cams," and Google Maps and Google Earth will follow Santa as he travels around the world. He has just lifted off from the North Pole!

Track Santa here.

Tuesday, 3 February 2009

Google Earth 5...

Now available for download. New features include:
* Historical imagery from around the globe
* Ocean floor and surface data from marine experts
* Simplified touring with audio and voice recording