Resources

A free website containing maps of Austria. 

A website where you can learn facts about the atmosphere in a free quiz.

A web mapping service providing street maps, satellite photos, aerial maps and bird's eye views, as well as driving directions, traffic details and road conditions. 

A website where users select subjects related to people, planet, business, politics, and living and watch the countries on the map change their size: instead of land mass, the size of each country represents the data for that subject.

A WebGL virtual globe and map engine. While satellites, land vehicles, and drones are busy gathering 3D-information, it remains difficult to use. Cesium is an end-to-end platform that unleashes the potential of 3D data by making it easy for developers to visualize, analyze, and share 3D content.

Online web mapping service that provides maps and geographic information for Greece. Supports locating addresses, route planning and presents points of interest relative to several categories (e.g., banks, shopping, sports, public services, entertainment, etc.)

A web tool allowing learners to compare between two earthquakes of different magnitudes so that they realise how bigger an earthquake really is compared to another of lower magnitude.

A free online atlas offering various information about Europe's seas and coasts, their environment, related human activities and European policies.

An application for viewing satellite and aerial imagery of the Earth from multiple mapping websites (NASA Aqua, Bing Maps, HERE Maps, Earth at Night, ArcGIS, and MapQuest).

A number of free resources and tools are available on the Gapminder website. ready to use in the classroom including a development quiz.

This study toolkit is designed to help your students learn more about our world. It includes blank maps of the U.S., the world, and Africa, as well as past GeoBee questions related to each. Students should challenge themselves to fill out each map using their own knowledge and any atlases they may have available.

Use this free app to navigate to a geocache nearby. Once you find the geocache, sign and date the logbook. Place the geocache back where you found it and log your experience online.

A web-based geographic discovery game which requires players to guess their location in the world using only the clues visible from Google Street View. 

An app where you learn about your country’s cultural heritage and discover spatial and historical places.