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My Maps with Google Maps

3/18/2015

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Google Maps can be used for more than just looking up directions!  You can use Google Maps to create a research document or students can create a project showing different places that you are researching!  There is an example below using the Texas Revolution Battle sites.  You can put a pin in the different places and include a Title, description and picture describing the place where the pin is.  This could be a great project for students to work on together showing what they know about specific places that you have talked about.  There are several different skills that the students will be working on as they work on this project including;  research, collaboration, writing, mapping, and any other skills you may have them focus on.  To create your own map, you just go to Google.com/mymaps.  Once you choose where you want to start, just put your first pin down and start putting in information about that location!
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5/7/2016 04:13:28 am

You can create a new listing by logging with your Google account the registering yourself as the Business Owner. If you have not listed your company yet then just log in and create a new listing.

Add your company’s full data. If you can add the logo of your company then definitely you will be given preference over other listings. If you are able to get some reviews by genuine people then definitely it is going to help you in longer run. Moreover, you can request your customers to write testimonials for your company. You can send them a link to your listing to make things easier. Ask them to write on your Google Maps so that they can be pasted at other places too.

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6/10/2016 03:05:14 am

Fancy that! I was using Google Maps only because of my attempts not to get lost in a new place. But now I can see that it has much more possibilities.

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8/20/2016 09:13:55 am

and no idea about these features Google maps. You will need to somehow experience. wonderful advice!

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2/11/2018 06:37:06 am

I also uploaded my map to google maps, and you know I wrote that this is the best route through the mountains, the police were also surprised that there is a road

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5/10/2018 10:12:54 am

Google maps very much help us in work and in life, we create our products together and this helps us

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