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July 23, 2007

Submitted by Syreeta Bennett on Mon, 07/23/2007 - 3:01pm.
Today I learned about Google Maps and the National Geographic Map Maker. I hope to use both programs in my classroom. I think that my students will enjoy Google more because they can play with it more. However, I can plan Science and Social Studies lessons using NG MapMaker. I also have to work out the logistics of doing work on the computer with two good comnputers.

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