Jason Sawle has shared ten teaching tips for National Geographic's MapMaker.
Here's one for example that I used to make a lot more use of than now....
A project originally funded by the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) with an Innovative Geography Teaching Grant to develop teaching ideas for using Google Earth in the Geography classroom, expanded to include ArcGIS Online in 2014
Jason Sawle has shared ten teaching tips for National Geographic's MapMaker.
Here's one for example that I used to make a lot more use of than now....
MapMaker was launched at the ESRI User Conference earlier in the week.
As part of a great new collaboration with with National Geographic Society we are launching a new, free, mapping solution for schools, MapMaker 3.0 (beta). 2D, 3D, curated content, innovative tools, designed for schools. Give is a try at https://t.co/6IStrdoCcR #geographyteacher pic.twitter.com/Rz1vp8cfDF
— Jason Sawle (@GIS4Schools) July 9, 2023
Back in 2010-12 I travelled the country leading GIS sessions with Jason Sawle, using an ESRI product called Digital Worlds. We visited cities up and down the country at the time. Jason is now Global Schools Manager at ESRI, and was involved in the launch of MapMaker.
The new National Geographic MapMaker has some unique features for teaching. Use the weather simulation tool in 3D to aide understanding and reduce cognitive load for flooding case studies. Try it for yourself at https://t.co/92wRmaZknk#EsriUC2023 #geographyteacher pic.twitter.com/7G0d4zyf5J
— Jason Sawle (@GIS4Schools) July 11, 2023
This might be the tool that you find the most useful from the various ESRI options.