Draw a line to mark a path, creek or other linear shape. (repeat Step #1 for each placemark you add). Give the placemark(s) titles and descriptions and pick icons. Add another placemark(s) to mark a second location. Click on the icon button at the upper righthand corner of the pop up. Type a title and description into the pop up. Click on the placemark that appears on Google Earth and drag it to the right location. Click the placemark button on the tool bar. Give it a title and description and pick an icon. Add a placemark to a location you want to map. Type "My Project" in the field next to Name. Create a new folder by clicking the menu option Add > Folder. Tilt and rotate the Earth's surface with the following technique: On your keyboard, hold down the Shift key and click the arrows. On your keyboard, hold down the Control key and click the arrows (PC) or hold down the Command key and click the arrow keys (Mac). Click the arrows in the navigation control with the eye symbol. Look around with any of the following techniques:. 
With your mouse, click an area to the north and holding down the mouse button "pull the area toward you" to move north.Click the arrows in the navigation control with the hand symbol.Move north and then south with any of the following techniques:.Click the + and - buttons on your keyboard.
If you don't see anything, check your settings to ensure it's set to visible (View > Show Navigation > Always). You can find the zoom slider on the right.
Click the + and - buttons in the zoom slider. Zoom in and out with any of the following techniques:. Use the Search panel in the upper lefthand corner of Google Earth to search for your home. We’ve curated 20,000 different places, so roll the dice and see where the world takes you. You might discover the lush green Pemba Island off the Swahili coast, the historic La Scala opera house in Milan, Italy or the Zao Hot Spring in Yamagata, Japan. With more than 50 immersive stories in Voyager, and more added weekly, there are lots of adventures to choose from.Įxplore and learn about anywhereUncover hidden gems the world over with “I’m feeling lucky,” a new feature that takes you somewhere unexpected with the click of a button. And make a stop in Mexico with Lola, one of 12 little monsters featured in Sesame Street's Girl Muppets Around the World, and learn about modern Mayan cultures. Then head to Gombe National Park in Tanzania and hear from Jane Goodall about her team’s chimpanzee research and conservation efforts. Start with Natural Treasures from BBC Earth, and journey to six habitats-from islands to mountains to jungles-and learn about the unique and thrilling wildlife in each.
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