Digimap for Schools Webinar

Earlier today I presented a webinar with ideas for using Digimap for Schools.

The theme was FIELDWORK. Linked to the GA's National Fieldwork Week.

I remember the launch of the service, which came after the previous chance for teachers to claim a free Ordnance Survey map for all 11 year olds.

I also wrote a great many of the resources for the service, which is one of the few resources to have gained the prestigious GOLD award in the GA Awards. 

Here are the slides I used for my webinar - those who came along will be sent a link to the recording, and I will add that here as an update to the post once it's available and badged up. 

It wasn't as epic as Kit Rackley's recent webinar but seemed to go down well. 

Thanks to all those who attended... a good number.

ESRI UK User Conference

 

I've registered to attend this event on the 17th of May, which will be here before I know it.

I'm looking forward to seeing Jemma Wadham speak about the work that led to the excellent Ice Rivers book, and also catch up with some education related GIS work as well.

New Digimap for Schools Webinar

Come and have a listen...

NEW WEBINAR ALERT! Looking into teaching #fieldwork with Digimap for Schools? Join us on the 27th at 4pm for a fantastic training session hosted by @GeoBlogs. Book your FREE ticket today! More details: https://t.co/yv50k3ZXgl #geographyteacher pic.twitter.com/TybJDRU4rp

— Digimap for Schools (@Digimap4Schools) April 19, 2022

Uninhabitable Earth

Thanks to GoogleMapsMania for the tipoff to an interactive globe visualising some of the findings which influenced the latest and terrifying IPCC report on the state of the climate and the narrowing time frame for doing anything about it.

Produced by the German Morgenpost.

A few screenshots: