Using Street View in Google Earth

This video tutorial demonstrates how to use Google Earth's Street View feature. It covers selecting a location, such as the Golden Gate Bridge, and entering Street View using the Pegman icon. The tutorial explains four methods to navigate within Street View: double-clicking, dragging with the mouse, using keyboard arrows, and scrolling with the mouse wheel. It also shows how to exit Street View and return to the ground level view. The video concludes with a preview of the next tutorial on getting directions in Google Earth.

What is the first step to enter Street View in Google Earth?

• Select a location from the list

• Zoom in to the maximum level

• Drag the Pegman icon to a road

• Click on the search bar

Which method allows you to move forward in Street View?

• Clicking the exit button

• Using the scroll wheel

• Dragging the image upwards

• Double-clicking on the image

How can you look around in Street View using your mouse?

• Using the keyboard arrows

• Scrolling the mouse wheel

• Dragging the image left or right

• Double-clicking on the image

What is a sensitive way to navigate in Street View using the keyboard?

• Using the escape key

• Using the space bar

• Using the arrow keys

• Using the enter key

How do you exit Street View in Google Earth?

• Click the Pegman icon

• Zoom out completely

• Click 'Exit Street View' at the top right

• Press the backspace key