De Streaming And Google Earth Sky
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1. The document provides instructions for an activity integrating Discovery Education streaming media and Google Earth/Sky to teach about constellations. 2. Students are asked to select a constellation in Google Sky, find related digital media clips in Discovery Education, and create an assignment linking to the clips from within Google Sky using placemarks. 3. The goal is for students to research different aspects of the constellation like star types, origins of the name, and mythology and share their findings by displaying the constellation and linked media.
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