Tech Tip of the Week - Jan 31, 2020
Have
you heard of Google Tour Builder? It’s a tool that works alongside Google Earth
and allows people to create tours that include notation and images. This is
fantastic for so many things. Have your students plot significant events from
history, or trace the life of a character from a book, or create their ideal
vacation, or a timeline with locations of the major innovations that shaped the
modern world. The link to the website is tourbuilder.withgoogle.com. If you
want to check out a sample of what you can do with Tour Builder, head on over
to link.itsthemitchell.com/tourbuilder to see a tour based on major events of
the American Revolutionary War.
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