Monday, March 23, 2009
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Sharing a great idea!
What a great idea. Discovered this slideshow through a twitter post. Just passing it forward. Be sure to look at all of the slides. I like the notion of collaborating by adding slides to this show. You can email the creator for editing rights by contacting him at mw.clarkson@gmail.com. I love Creative Commons!
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Geotools in Education
I am always learning new things from my facebook and twitter friends. Tonight I saw a post from Tim Wilson regarding http://GeoCommons.com/. Looks like some interesting apps that could be used on an upcoming project. I definitely will be checking this site out.
We are sending a group of students to Costa Rica this summer where they will be at Earth University. During their stay the students will gather data and coordinates to compute the carbon footprint in the area as well as make observations and formulate questions. I am trying to figure out a way for the students to digitally record their data while in the field (handhelds - with gps units and voice recorders). The only internet and computer access will be during their final two days at the University. I keep hoping to find a special app for iPhones or iPod touch that would work in the field (again no internet connectivity). The students will want to pool their data and manipulate with tools such as ArcExplorer. Any one have any ideas - please share!
We are sending a group of students to Costa Rica this summer where they will be at Earth University. During their stay the students will gather data and coordinates to compute the carbon footprint in the area as well as make observations and formulate questions. I am trying to figure out a way for the students to digitally record their data while in the field (handhelds - with gps units and voice recorders). The only internet and computer access will be during their final two days at the University. I keep hoping to find a special app for iPhones or iPod touch that would work in the field (again no internet connectivity). The students will want to pool their data and manipulate with tools such as ArcExplorer. Any one have any ideas - please share!
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