Showing posts with label GIS Training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GIS Training. Show all posts

Saturday, May 21, 2022

GI Pedagogy Training Course in Madrid - 4th-6th of July

Last week I had a meeting of the GI Pedagogy group of partners - which is funded by an ERASMUS+ grant, given by the British Council.


We have been working on resources and an online teacher training course. 

We now have an opportunity for you to join us for a face to face event in Madrid.


The Registration form is here, and you can also request a first-come first-served grant of €200 to help with the cost of attending if you are outside of Spain.

It would be great to have you there. Happy to answer any further questions as well. 

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Wildgoose Vista

Vista” – Our School Aerial Photography

Vista is brand new software from Wildgoose, an update of the “Aerial” software containing colour vertical aerial photography, site-centred on your school together with Land-Line data. The viewer allows the user to navigate around the image in any direction as well as zoom in or out to view the area at different scales.

Students can draw over the top of the photography, creating their own maps by adding symbols, lines, polygons, text and labels. This can be printed out with the photographic data or as a separate layer.

Scale bars, north arrows, and title information are shown.

Students can set up their own projects about the school and the local area to incorporate text, photographs, video and sound into user-generated hotspots.
Ordnance Survey Land-Line data can be overlaid on the photography.

4-6 or 8-figure co-ordinate references are displayed on screen together with Latitude and Longitude.

The software has many levels of functionality which makes it equally

Suitable for primary and secondary schools.

Wildgoose, Bluesky International Ltd
The Old Toy Factory
Jackson Street
COALVILLE
LE67 3NR
Phone: 01530 518568

Email: lynette@wildgoose.ac      Website: www.wildgoose.ac


Had demo of this yesterday. Good introductory GIS for Primary, Middle and Lower Secondary.

Thursday, November 06, 2008

Google Earth as a GIS - 2



Something to explore: the SPREADSHEET MAPPER 2.0
The video takes you through the process step by step, or click the link for a tutorial page.

Google Earth as a GIS - some ideas - 1

This post has been made for a session that I am running at the Conference Centre, Priory Business Park, Bedford on Monday the 10th of November.
Here's the agenda for the day:
I am going to be using a range of materials - as you can see, I will be "standing on the shoulders of giants"....
More to come on my plans over the weekend as I pull things together...