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Free QuickTime
Download
To view QuickTime VR movies you will need the free QuickTime Player and browser plug-in from Apple. Available for MacOS and Windows. |
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Cubic VR Gallery
The latest "cubic" VRs from Apple |
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International QuickTime
VR Association
Links to a range of sites containing QTVR panoramas |
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panoramas.dk
Directory or worldwide VR Websites |
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VRWay
"Travel to 5 European countries and visit the cities in the VR
Way project. With just one click you step inside a real-world scene, walk around, listen in and explore. Zoom in on anything that catches your eye and travel on to connected environments" |
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Wrinkle
in Time
Vast resource of QTVR movies from around the world - including Wrinkle 2000 |
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Hand-made VR
A collection of my QTVR movies |
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Galvinized.com
A US site containing several impressive panoramas, including
movies showing "Ground Zero" in New York 10 days after
"9/11" - use with care |
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Panoramiques sphériques avec QuickTime VR Cubic
Web site featuring an eight-panorama virtual trip up the
Eiffel Tower |
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Metis Catalog
Extensive VR tour of Greece and its history |
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QTVR Tour of Florence, Italy
A movie with three linked views
and an accompanying map |
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Eden Project - Virtual Tour
Part of the Eden Project Web site |
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Piccadilly Circus
A Web page from the Armchair Travel Company featuring 3 QTVR
movies |
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Virtual Cromarty
QTVR tour of a town in the Scottish Highlands |
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Virtual
Blackpool
Includes a Quicktime VR panorama of the view from the top of Blackpool Tower |
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Virtual Rotherham
Virtual reality tour of Rotherham town centre |
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QuickTime
VR in primary geography
Mike Howarth's article from Primary
Geographer 33 April 1998 on the
educational potential of QTVR in the context of primary geography - incl. embedded samples
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View
from the summit of Mount Everest
From the
Nova Web site, part of the US Public Broadcasting
System's Web presence |
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... and finally, not a
geographical Web link, but an interesting use of VR
technology: The Beatles - recording session
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Teachers' Resources
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Education for
sustainable development (ESD)
"This website has been designed to help teachers, curriculum
coordinators, school managers and governors to develop
approaches to education for sustainable development" - from
QCA |
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Education for Sustainability
"E4S provides teachers with lesson planning materials on the sustainable use of water, textiles and timber resources and issues surrounding waste management." |
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Intercultural E-Mail
Classroom Connections
Organisation, based in the US, for facilitating email links between schools around the world. |
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ePALS
This is the world's largest online classroom community, connecting over three million students and teachers. |
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IPFS - The International Pen Friend Service
The aim of the IPFS is to create friendships through pen pal links between middle-school students from different countries, especially through their teaching staff and, more particularly, their foreign language teachers. |
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Langoo
This site allows e-mails to be sent and received in a variety of languages with no need for special fonts to be installed. Languages catered for include Hindi, Telegu, Gujarati, Punjabi, Tamil, Urdu, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Russian. |
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Projects Using Information and Communications Technology (PICT)
This site has some practical advice on using e-mail in school projects. |
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SEEN
The Chester Sustainable Environmental Education Network aims to involve local school children in the processes
of planning, regeneration and design which will shape the future of their own communities.
See also Chester for Teachers |
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Learning through
Landscapes
Charity which focuses on the environmental
improvement and development of school grounds |
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Urbis
Museum exploring life in world cities - a Manchester Millenium project |
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Farming and
Countryside Education (FACE) |
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Access
to Farms
This site contains an on-line database of farms throughout the UK which schools can visit, with details of the
types of activities on offer at each farm. |
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Primary
Geography @ teachingideas.co.uk
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