Beyond the Books: Mapping Stories and Making Connections with Digital Storytelling
Part of ISTELive 2026Presented by Mollee Holloman | Michell McNeill
Monday 29 June 2026·10:45 am
What if learners could step inside history, trace global stories, or reimagine landmarks through their own narratives? This session explores Google Arts & Culture, Google Earth, and Google Maps for place-based storytelling. Participants leave with scaffolded models, resources, and tools to spark curiosity, build literacy, and connect past to present.
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