Thursday 1 November 2012

Uses of 3D Maps

A popular device for navigating the world in a virtual space is a Google Earth. This program offers a lot of features to educate and entertain the user on the geography including landscapes of urban and remote areas. This is a free program and an entertaining way for you to collaborate with the globe. 3D maps are programs, designed for 3d viewing and shows most feature on a 3D map.

 However, you can improve your 3D experience by making some customization. On the other hand, making three dimensional maps in the classrooms allows students in a prospective way and can help them understand lessons about the geography or help students build a conceptual bound, from the opportunity to alter abstract representations of a particular area using a 3D model.


Nevertheless, you can create your own 3D map. For instance, you can create a paper Mache, an inexpensive material that teachers or students can use to make 3D maps. This is particularly good for displaying the rough figure of geographic features including flood plains and volcanoes. Maps created from foam craft can also help students create the mental alteration from topographic maps to 3D landscapes. But if you do not have enough time, you can download it on the internet.

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