Exploring #Beyond4

Google Maps & Earth

Geographic inquiry helps people understand and appreciate their own place in the world, and fosters curiosity about Earth’s wide diversity of environments and cultures.

Geographic reasoning requires using spatial and environmental perspectives, skills in asking and answering questions, and being able to apply geographic representations including maps, imagery, and geospatial technologies...

Geographic reasoning brings societies and nature under the lens of spatial analysis, and aids in personal and societal decision making and problem solving.

C3 Framework for Social Studies

Stay Updated

    1. Explore the New Google Maps and Google Maps for Mobile (or take a video tour)
    2. Follow Google Maps and Google Earth on Twitter, and Google Maps on Google+
    3. Follow the Google Maps Lat Long Blog
    4. Follow the Google Maps YouTube Channel
    5. Get help from the Google Maps Help Center
    6. Follow the Google Maps Mania blog or on Twitter