Connect Google Earth with Google Arts & Culture
Connect Google Voyager and Google Arts & Culture
What's coming up?
Google Voyager and Google Arts & Culture are two separate resources, but they're designed to complement each other.
In this activity, you’ll see how to move seamlessly between them to discover more about your favourite subjects.
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While they are separate websites, some Voyages on Google Earth link to presentations and exhibitions on Google Arts & Culture. It's easy to navigate between the two so you can make the most of both when exploring a topic in depth.
Look for links
If an item on Google Voyager links to Google Arts & Culture, then it might mention Google Arts & Culture in its title. Otherwise, you might discover blue Read more or Explore more links to Google Arts & Culture in the right-hand panel when exploring a voyage.
Jump across to Google Arts & Culture
Click on a link and Google Arts & Culture opens up in a new tab in your web browser. The new tab is separate from the Google Voyager tab, so you can easily go back to it.
You can explore that presentation and follow the recommendations to explore everything that Google Arts & Culture has to offer on the subject.
Return to Google Voyager
When you've finished exploring Google Arts & Culture, you can simply close that tab and go back to the Google Voyager tab to pick up your voyage where you left off. You might find another link to Google Arts & Culture on the next page, taking you off on another adventure.
Let's check
What happens when you click on a Google Arts & Culture link in Google Voyager?
Click on each card to check your answer.
A new tab opens in your browser so you can explore the Google Arts & Culture information
Yes, that's correct! A new tab opens so you can go back to where you were in Google Voyager once you have finished viewing the Google Arts & Culture page.
Your Google Voyager page is replaced by the Google Arts & Culture page.
No, that's not correct. A new tab will open for Google Arts & Culture, so you don't lose your place on Google Voyager!
Congratulations!
You’ve completed the Connect Google Earth with Google Arts & Culture activity.
Next up, if you have registered and are logged into the Be Connected website, you’ll now be able to take a short quiz to finish the Beyond Google Earth course.
If you’re not registered, you are now at the end of the course.
