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“Google Earth Micro Tours” can now be downloaded to your home or office computer for viewing whenever you wish, utilizing the Google Earth Desktop application. Just follow the easy, complete directions on the “Google Earth Micro Tour - O‘ahu” web page (the first web page linked to below). The directions on that web page apply to all “Google Earth Micro Tours”:
[All Tours Updated 11/07/19] [Note: Though updated, these Micro Tours may still run sluggish on slow internet connections.]
* Mobile-Friendly Christmas Weby-Okie! [Updated: 12-03-20]
[Featuring a 'Blue Christmas/Are You Lonesome Tonight?' Ballad Mix!]
The links below are to Google API Maps that are linked-to from some of these
Cover Photos One 'screenshots' and
Cover Photos Two 'screenshots'.
The links below explain the different video and audio formats used with the HTML5 “video” and HTML5 “audio” elements:
This section is for test web-pages that employ various, basic, HTML-coding techniques:
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements on the 'Spanish Poems' web page linked-to above by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse. Repeatedly pressing your 'right arrow' key or 'left arrow' key can increase or decrease the 'volume' slidebar or 'duration' slidebar for the 'M1' through 'M3'-buttons audio files—when your tabbing efforts have you 'focused' on either two slidebars.
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements on the 'Selected Shorts' web page linked-to above by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse. Repeatedly pressing your 'right arrow' key or 'left arrow' key can increase or decrease the 'volume' slidebar or 'duration' slidebar for the 'M1' through 'M3'-buttons audio files—when your tabbing efforts have you 'focused' on either two slidebars.
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements on the 'Vale Más' web page linked-to above (including the 'Definitions' section) by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse. Repeatedly pressing your 'right arrow' key or 'left arrow' key can increase or decrease the 'volume' slidebar or 'duration' slidebar for the 'M1' through 'M3'-buttons audio files—when your tabbing efforts have you 'focused' on either two slidebars.
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse. Use left-right arrow keys to adjust slidebars; use up-down arrow keys to scroll up and down popup windows!
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse.
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse.
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse.
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse.
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements on the “Row-down Method of Matrix Multiplication” web page linked-to above by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse.
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements on the “It’s Spanish for Lovers!” web page linked-to above by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse.
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements on the “It’s Quick Watch! [Song from 'South Pacific']” web page linked-to above by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse.
[Now with a dynamically-changing text option! See the 'T2' (Tab 2) instructions.]
You can navigate to all 'clickable' elements on the 'Multi-Aud-123-321' web page linked-to above by repeatedly pressing your 'tab' key. Or, hold down the 'shift' key while pressing the 'tab' key if you want to navigate in the opposite direction. Pressing your 'enter/return' key is the same as 'clicking' with your mouse.
A web page with added 'to Tabbing 123' and 'to Tabbing321' short-cut accessibility buttons ... combined with the features described in the 'Multi-Aud-123-321" tutorial linked-to above.
This mobile-friendly “Destination Series” section features web pages with HTML5 videos displayed in Google map Infowindows.
This section is for links to web pages that may be of interest to some viewers: