The first day of instruction will introduce you to Google Earth, from navigating the globe to creating a virtual tour with embedded videos and images. On the second day, you will learn how to use the more advanced features of Google Earth,
like creating image overlays, importing GPS data, and adding voice narration and custom elements to tours.
Come and experience an engaging new way of learning about our world!
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