You can follow planes in real-time and in 3D at any airport in the world on this interactive map.https://t.co/AqLcbE2xS1 pic.twitter.com/hsxY4ERqCk
— gmapsmania mapstodon.space/@mapsmania (@gmapsmania) May 17, 2023
Thanks to Keir and colleagues for the tipoff to this useful resource.
Evening falls over King's Ely.
Radio 4's 'Costing the Earth' series broadcast a programme on the 18th of April called 'Losing our History'. It featured the Norfolk Coast and the village of Happisburgh.
There are over 400 episodes available.
A recent issue of the programme explored the impact of erosion on historical remains.
For more on this, visit the Pathways to Ancient Britain (PAB) virtual tour of the area around Happisburgh. There are some particularly important archaeological sites on the coast.
This is developed using Google Earth.
GIS is a growth area, but one which many teachers are still unsure about.
I worked with Brendan Conway on the GI Pedagogy project, which has now concluded. Our resources are available on the hub.
Brendan has also teamed up with Tutor2U to produce a series of posts about GIS.
The first two are now up. A link to the first is here:
First in a series of blogposts about teaching with GIS, from our in-house expert @mildthing99 who is an advocate of making GIS 'part of furniture' in your classroom #everydayGIS https://t.co/wp2oSkmt7z
— tutor2u Geography (@tutor2uGeog) April 25, 2023
& the second is here:
Good afternoon!
— woollyvix (@woollyvix) May 11, 2023
We have added the latest in a series of blogs about GIS to the website today - written by @mildthing99 (who has an incredible amount of knowledge with GIS!)... @tutor2uGeog @tutor2u #geographyteacher https://t.co/3nDvs74ofA
