Dozens of Virtual Tours and Webcams On One Google Map

Angela Hamblen is a high school school Social Studies teacher in Kentucky that I've had the pleasure of meeting at ISTE conferences and...

An Interactive Atlas of the Valley of the Kings

Atlas of the Valley of the Kings is an interactive atlas developed through the Theban Mapping Project . The atlas contains more than 2000 i...

Seven Resources for Learning About Shakespeare

Last week I shared John Green's latest Crash Course videos about Hamlet . If you're looking for some other resources to help your st...

AirPano - Gorgeous 360 Degree Virtual Tours of the World

AirPano is a fantastic site for viewing gorgeous 360 degree imagery of dozens of famous landmarks and cities all over the world. I initiall...

A Virtual Tour of the Globe Theater

Back in May I shared five good resources for teaching and learning about Shakespeare. Last night through Open Culture I learned of another...

A Collection of the Best Google Maps Street View Imagery

Google Maps Street View imagery provides a good way to show students the world without leaving your classroom. Over the last few years Googl...

7 Good Virtual Tours for Students

You might not be able to take your students on field trips to all of the places that they learn about in your classroom, but thanks to the w...

Google Street View Heads to the Grand Canyon

Earlier today Google announced their next off-road Google Maps project. A team of Googlers is setting off to capture Street View imagery of...

Google Adds 250,000 Miles of Street View Imagery to Google Maps

Browsing Google Maps Street View is one of my favorite ways to virtually explore the world. Browsing Street View imagery provides a prospect...

A National Parks Service Tour of Geology

From Yellowstone to Bryce Canyon to Acadia the United States is full of national parks that showcase wonderful geology. The National Park...

The Tenement Museum

The Tenement Museum can best be described as an interactive virtual museum. Students select a male or female character for their passport f...

Virtually Cycle the Tour de France

The Tour de France kicks-off on Saturday. This year you and your students can virtually cycle along with the world's best cyclists. Cyc...

Virtually Cycle the Alps

Last week while exploring the Google Chrome Web Store I came across a great site called Cycling the Alps . Cycling the Alps offers dozens o...

New 3D Photo Tours on Google Maps

This morning Google announced the release of a new way to view images in Google Maps. 3D Photo Tours on Google Maps is a collection of publ...

The Beauty of Yellowstone and 9 Other National Parks Resources

Earlier this week The Adventure Blog posted a beautiful short video about Yellowstone National Park. The video is embedded below. Watching ...

Go On a Virtual Art Scavenger Hunt in the Google Art Project

One of the most exciting things released by Google in 2011 was the Google Art Project . Yesterday, Google announced a huge expansion of the...

Tour the White House's Interior in Google Maps

Through Google Maps Mania I recently learned that you can now take an interior tour of the White House in Google Maps Street View . To acce...

Take a Virtual Tour of the Swiss Alps

This week I'm in Lugano, Switzerland to speak with teachers at the American School here. Completely coincidentally on Tuesday Google rel...

11 Ways to Find and View Panoramic Images

Thanks to developments in camera and web technology it has become quite easy to capture panoramic imagery. Panoramic imagery provides viewer...

Virtual Jamestown

Virtual Jamestown is a nice site for teachers of U.S. History who would like their students to explore some digital recreations of Jamestown...