Google Earth (Web / Education version)

Google Earth is an interactive geospatial platform that allows users to explore, analyse, and visualise the Earth through satellite imagery, 3D terrain, and layered environmental data. It provides teachers and students with an accessible tool to investigate real-world environmental phenomena and geographical contexts.
The platform supports STEM learning by enabling students to observe environmental patterns, analyse spatial data, and explore topics such as climate change, urban development, biodiversity, and natural resources. Through its features, students can measure distances, compare geographical areas, and visualise environmental changes over time.
In the context of Environment-Based Learning (EBL), Google Earth facilitates inquiry-based and experiential learning by connecting scientific and mathematical concepts to real-world locations. Students can engage in activities such as mapping local environments, analysing land use, or exploring global environmental challenges.
The tool is particularly valuable for disadvantaged learners, as it offers visual and interactive access to complex information, reducing barriers related to abstract learning. Its intuitive interface allows teachers to design engaging and inclusive activities without requiring advanced technical skills.