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- 3. Create a map in Google Maps Steps: Login to your Google Account (Must have a google account)
- 4. Google Maps is not part of Google Apps (that’s why we go to My Maps)
- 5. Go to My Maps type My maps (https://www.google.com/maps/d/
- 6. After you login to Google My Maps click on create a new map
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- 8. Με το χεράκι διαμορφώστε το χάρτη σας
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- 10. Σημειώνεται το όνομα της χώρας και τις λεπτομέριες
- 11. Μπορείτε να αλλάξετε το - χρώμα του marker, να βάλετε photo, να το κάνετε delete
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- 15. Publish map in Twinspace : Must share map to public (click on get link)
- 16. Publish map in Twinspace : Click on share and then Embed on my site
- 17. Publish map in Twinspace Copy the Embed this map code
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- 19. Published map in Twinspace
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