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Mapness is an online travel journal that provides users with a place to share their travel/vacation experiences. Mapness gives users the opportunity to pinpoint places they've visited on an online map and add photos and/or videos easily. With Mapness, you can follow someones trip, track your own trip, or go back and view a trip you took previously.

Store and Organize your research and information, accessible anywhere with an Internet connection.Understand your information by storing and viewing it in a interrelated form.

Goggles is a very fun and creative flight simulator built on top of Google Maps. Pick from one of five cities and go. Change altitude and direction using the arrow keys

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Bubbl.us is a FREE mind mapping application. It's similar to Kidspiration and Inspiration, but it is a Web 2.0 application. Kids can create and share projects. They can also work collaboratively on projects. Easy to use. Try this one out.

Rich mashup with live weather, forecasts, webcams, and more on a Google Map.

Like Inspiration without the bells and whistles. Simple mapping and webbing.

You want to model good behavior with you students, and this may be a good way to quote part of a web page by using an image map of that particular page. It may be helpful to use with education and presenations in your class.

Site map for Diigo

Great sight for sharing the world through your lessons. You can also add photographs of the areas to the site.

MagToo is an image widget application and portal site which allows users to create slide shows with a unique magnifier tool, and immersive 360 degree panorama style shows. Furthermore, users can share these on social network sites (Facebook, MySpace, etc.), as well as create virtual "travelogues" on Google maps.

collaboritive problem solving

This looks really cool.\n\nLets say you are discussions a certain area and this could make it more relatable world wide.

Mini Inspiration without the bells and whistles

Create for individual and classwork

Dipity is a site that makes it simple for your students to create and share interactive timelines about any subject or topic. It allows students to embed YouTube videos, RSS feeds, Blogger, flickr, Picasa, music, and more right into their timelines. Very cool application to make teaching history a bit more interesting and interactive!