Category: GIS for K-12 education
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Shakespeare Enlightens Differentiation
Good food for thought here!NCTE Inbox Blog: Everything I Know about Differentiation I Learned from William Shakespeare http://ping.fm/KNXeK Clipart from http://etc.usf.edu/clipart http://gisined.blogspot.com http://www.barbareeduke.com Read more
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A Sunday Drive and GPS Data
Don’t be intimidated by the word “data”! Like Forrest Gump says, “You can tell a lot about people…where they goin’…where they been.” While out on what my grandfather called “A Sunday Drive” yesterday, I tried this with my new iPhone. GIS Education Community Blog : Fun with GIS #42: Using the iPhone to Collect Data… Read more
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Pirates off the port bow! A new GIS activity
We’re pleased to announce new additions to the Rural STEM GIS curriculum collection (http://www.isat.jmu.edu/stem/curriculum.html): 1. We’ve added a new activity on Global Piracy 2. We’ve ported all of the activities in the collection to MyWorld (so now you can choose ArcMap, AEJEE or MyWorld versions). Bob Kolvoord and Barbaree Ash Duke Bob Kolvoord, Ph.D. Professor,… Read more